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    Barefoot Bride
    A Hero's Child
    Daddy Of The House
    Ebook series3 titles

    Parenthood Series

    By Diana Whitney

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    About this series


    SOMEBODY'S HERO SOMEBODY'S CHILD

    Rae Hooper had loved only one man: Martin Manning. But her clean–cut warrior had marched off to glory a decade ago, never to return home. Luckily, he'd given her a child. But, sadly, little Martina would never know her daddy.

    But at ten, scrappy, freckle–faced Martina suddenly found a father figure. The mysterious drifter couldn't resemble Martin less, yet he stirred an eerily familiar hunger in Rae. He drew her like a bee to clover. They'd told her Martin was dead. But was her long–lost hero alive and well and home to stay?

    The ups, the downs, the laughter and the tears it's all a part of PARENTHOOD.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateMay 24, 2006
    Barefoot Bride
    A Hero's Child
    Daddy Of The House

    Titles in the series (3)

    • 1

      Daddy Of The House
      Daddy Of The House

      Daddy Of The House

      Diana Whitney
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      PARENTHOOD "Diana Whitney writes delightful, engaging stories that touch the heart. A sure winner." Bestselling author Debbie Macomber DADDY COME HOME We used to be one big family until Mom and Dad got divorced. Dad works all the time and that makes Mom mad. But he came for a visit and broke his ankle. Now he has to stay home and take care of us kids while Mom works. It's really fun having him around. And I see how Mom and Dad look at each other all mushy–gushy, lovey–dovey. So I've got a plan to get 'em back together . The ups, the downs, the laughter and the tears it's all a part of PARENTHOOD.

      PARENTHOOD "Diana Whitney writes delightful, engaging stories that touch the heart. A sure winner." Bestselling author Debbie Macomber DADDY COME HOME We used to be one big family until Mom and Dad got divorced. Dad works all the time and that makes Mom mad. But he came for a visit and broke his ankle. Now he has to stay home and take care of us kids while Mom works. It's really fun having him around. And I see how Mom and Dad look at each other all mushy–gushy, lovey–dovey. So I've got a plan to get 'em back together . The ups, the downs, the laughter and the tears it's all a part of PARENTHOOD.

    • 2

      Barefoot Bride
      Barefoot Bride

      Barefoot Bride

      Diana Whitney
      3/5 - 1 rating
      3/5 - 1 rating

      WHY AM I WEARING THIS GOWN? When widowed Reed Morgan discovered a bedraggled amnesiac bride, all his kids asked was 'Can we keep her?' So Reed took the very gorgeous woman home for the holidays. After all, he needed a nanny, and she needed a place to stay. Before he knew it, 'Kate' had transformed his mischievous kids into angels and warmed his hardened heart. So how could he let her go when she regained her memory?

      WHY AM I WEARING THIS GOWN? When widowed Reed Morgan discovered a bedraggled amnesiac bride, all his kids asked was 'Can we keep her?' So Reed took the very gorgeous woman home for the holidays. After all, he needed a nanny, and she needed a place to stay. Before he knew it, 'Kate' had transformed his mischievous kids into angels and warmed his hardened heart. So how could he let her go when she regained her memory?

    • 3

      A Hero's Child
      A Hero's Child

      A Hero's Child

      Diana Whitney
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      SOMEBODY'S HERO SOMEBODY'S CHILD Rae Hooper had loved only one man: Martin Manning. But her clean–cut warrior had marched off to glory a decade ago, never to return home. Luckily, he'd given her a child. But, sadly, little Martina would never know her daddy. But at ten, scrappy, freckle–faced Martina suddenly found a father figure. The mysterious drifter couldn't resemble Martin less, yet he stirred an eerily familiar hunger in Rae. He drew her like a bee to clover. They'd told her Martin was dead. But was her long–lost hero alive and well and home to stay? The ups, the downs, the laughter and the tears it's all a part of PARENTHOOD.

      SOMEBODY'S HERO SOMEBODY'S CHILD Rae Hooper had loved only one man: Martin Manning. But her clean–cut warrior had marched off to glory a decade ago, never to return home. Luckily, he'd given her a child. But, sadly, little Martina would never know her daddy. But at ten, scrappy, freckle–faced Martina suddenly found a father figure. The mysterious drifter couldn't resemble Martin less, yet he stirred an eerily familiar hunger in Rae. He drew her like a bee to clover. They'd told her Martin was dead. But was her long–lost hero alive and well and home to stay? The ups, the downs, the laughter and the tears it's all a part of PARENTHOOD.

    Author

    Diana Whitney

    Diana K. Whitney, Ph.D. is president of Corporation for Positive Change and cofounder of the Taos Institute and a Distinguished Consulting Faculty at Saybrook Graduate School. She is the author of five books on AI, including The Power of Appreciative Inquiry.

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