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    Calico Bride

    By Jillian Hart

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    Safe, predictable Angel Falls, Montana, is Lila Lawson's home–but she secretly wishes it had adventures like the novels she loves to read. Then the new deputy stumbles into her father's mercantile, gravely injured, and Lila gets more excitement than she can handle! A harsh childhood left Burke Hannigan with two options–get tough or give in. Lila's compassion and tender care make him yearn for more. But how can he ask her to forgive his outlaw past when he can't forgive himself? Unless love and faith can transform him into a hero worthy of this calico bride.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateDec 1, 2011
    ISBN9781460801543
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    Calico Bride
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    Jillian Hart

    Jillian Hart grew up on the original homestead where her family still lives, went to high school where Twin Peaks was filmed, earned an English degree, and has travelled extensively. When Jillian’s not writing her stories, she reads, stops for café mochas, and hikes through the pine forests near her home in Washington State.

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      overdrive tricked me into reading spiritual fiction when I thought I was getting a trashy romance. well played overdrive.