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    Worth The Wait

    By Cindy A Christiansen

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    About this ebook

    This novella is a contemporary clean & wholesome romantic suspense suitable for teens and up. It is a prequel to A Merchant Street Mystery series. It occurs fifteen years before the series begins and the story will continue in all of the full-length novels. In other words, TO BE CONTINUED.

    Storyline: Dependable Adele Abberley is tired of seeing to everyone else's responsibilities, including running the family antique store, taking care of her dad, and tending her brother's two boys. When idealistic Kipp Waterbury drops by her antique store, will his romantic nature help her to view the world in a brand new light? Will the secrets they find hidden in an antique Victorian chair encourage her to stop trying to please everyone and please herself instead?

    Reviews:
    "Sweet! The story was so sweet and endearing. Adele is like a lot of us females. We put everyone else's needs ahead of ours. Hopefully she finds happiness in the next book." ~Reader
    "I enjoyed reading this novella and can't wait to read "Time Will Tell" to get the rest of the story. It is a unique story that is unfolding as Adele is finding out what she wants to do with her life instead of living a life of every one else. This is a great romance. A clean book and great reading for all ages." ~Sammy
    "This was a delightful story. I could feel the frustration of Adele. I hope to follow her through her coming trials and dreams." ~Cheryl C.
    "Enjoyable! Sometimes people cannot see through the fog or they are too selfish to try." ~Reviewer

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCindy A Christiansen
    Release dateApr 29, 2013
    ISBN9781301733682
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    Worth The Wait
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    Cindy A Christiansen

    Bestselling author, Cindy A Christiansen, has combined her love of dogs with her joy of writing to create an award-winning combination. Her novels always include canine characters both in the pages and on the cover, an extension of the credit she gives to her extraordinary rescue dogs for their part in helping her overcome numerous challenges. In a reciprocal gesture for their love and devotion, a portion of the proceeds from her books are donated to assist abandoned and abused dogs. She lives in Utah with her loving husband, two creative children with autism, and a pack of rambunctious dogs. Here's what her books give you: A clean read with no bedroom scenes or offensive language; a tantalizing, fast-paced plot; a story without a lot of boring description; down-to-earth heroes and heroines with everyday jobs; a rollercoaster ride of emotions you face right along with the characters; a special dog to steal your heart; a few added facts, a good message, and that important happily-ever-after ending.

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