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    One Day in Apple Grove

    By C.H. Admirand

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    Welcome to Apple Grove, Ohio (population 597), where everyone has your best interests at heart, even if they can't agree on the best way to meddle. When the townsfolk of Apple Grove need handiwork done, there's no job too small for the Mulcahy sisters: Megan, Caitlin, and Grace.

    Caitlin Mulcahy loves her family. She really does. But sometimes they can drive her to her last shred of sanity—from her dad ("I'm not meddling, I just want what's best for you") to her eight-months-pregnant older sister to her younger sister, who will do just about anything to avoid real work. Cait just needs to get away, even if for only an hour.

    When she sees someone in need of help on the side of the road, of course she's going to pull over. She might even be able to fix his engine—after all, the Mulcahy family is a handy bunch. She's not expecting that former Navy medic Jack Gannon and a little black puppy named Jameson will be the ones who end up rescuing in her.

    Apple Grove series:
    A Wedding in Apple Grove
    One Day in Apple Grove
    Welcome Back to Apple Grove

    Praise for C.H. Admirand:
    "Admirand does an excellent job of setting the scene with her amazing flair for scenery and description."-RT Book Reviews, 4 ½ stars
    "Admirand has a sassy writing style that is simply irresistible!"-Huntress Reviews

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSourcebooks
    Release dateJun 4, 2013
    ISBN9781402269035
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      Love, love, love this book!!! One Day is Apple Grove is a compelling love story about a wounded hero and a small town girl. Caitlin Mulcahy is about as small town as they get. She is a loving, hard working, daddy’s girl who is just stubborn enough to keep everyone on their toes, but she is also vulnerable and puts her heart on her sleeve. Jack Gannon has seen things that haunt him, but he is back in Apple Grove assuming his father’s role as town physician. Jack is sweet, kind, honest and loving but he has demons he must face before he gets his happily-ever-after.This is just a wonderful read about the healing power of love – love for each other, love from your family, love from your town and of course love from a sweet cuddly pet. C.H. Admirand has written this sweet love tale beautifully from beginning to end. She stays on track with the story line throughout the book while carefully introducing other characters and their stories. She did a great job depicting small town life. The characters of the book are just as well developed as the setting. This book will have you laughing, and crying before the end. Love the Apple Grove series!RATING: 4.5HEAT RATING: SWEETREVIEWED BY: A. LynREVIEW COURTESY OF: My Book Addiction and More