Christmas On The Ranch - The Rancher's Christmas Baby / Christmas Eve Cowboy

Name: Christmas On The Ranch
Price: 2.47 EUR
Author: Arlene James
ISBN: 9781474079679

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Arlene James, Lois Richer

Mills & Boon
Paru le : 01/11/2017

Cowboys for Christmas The Rancher's Christmas Baby by Arlene James The quiet holiday season Dixon Lyons had planned is abruptly derailed when... > Lire la suite

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Cowboys for Christmas The Rancher's Christmas Baby by Arlene James The quiet holiday season Dixon Lyons had planned is abruptly derailed when his long-absent mother appears at his doorstep with a baby and stunning beauty, Fawn Ambor. Soon, Fawn's generous heart and endearing belief in the strength of family and forgiveness have him wondering if it might just be the Christmas he needs. Christmas Eve Cowboy by Lois Richer Dr.
Elizabeth Kendall moved to Snowflake, Montana wanting nothing more than a fresh start for herself and her daughter Zoey. But when handsome local rancher Brett Carlisle convinces Elizabeth to lead the kids' Christmas Eve choir, she discovers the idyllic town has a lot more in store for her-and her heart-than she ever imagined.

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Date de parution : 01/11/2017
Editeur : Mills & Boon
ISBN : 978-1-4740-7967-9
EAN : 9781474079679
Format : ePub
Nb. de pages : 224 pages

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- Pages : 224
- Protection num. : Contenu protégé

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Author of more than 90 books, including the Chatam House and Prodigal Ranch series, from Love Inspired, with listing at www.arlenejames.com and www.chatamhouseseries.com. Can be reached at POB 5582, Bella Vista, AR 72714 or deararlenejames@gmail.com. With more than fifty books and millions of copies in print worldwide, Lois Richer continues to write of characters struggling to find God amid their troubled world.
Whether from her small prairie town, while crossing oceans or in the midst of the desert, Lois strives to impart hope as well as encourage readers' hunger to know more about the God of whom she writes.