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    Some Bright Morning
    Some Bright Morning
    Some Bright Morning
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    Some Bright Morning

    By Monica Marks

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    The pair stood outside the dilapidated shop, squinting against the sunshine, each lost in their own thoughts, barely noticing the chill that the October day had taken on. Almost overnight, it seemed, the remnants of summer had disappeared, dropping Ohio into a brilliant fall but the colors were the last thing on Phoebe's mind....But it was what Phoebe wanted...Her own business...At least that is what she told everyone. As time goes on, however, Phoebe begins to fall in love with the traditional ways of the Amish people...including the man who was helped to renovate her store.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTrellis Publishing
    Release dateJul 14, 2021
    ISBN9798201044930
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