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    Pie and Prejudice

    By Brandi Midkiff

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    Sophia’s Thanksgiving has been ruined before it began. She’s been tasked with looking after her sister Olivia’s future brother-in-law, Sean, a sullen know-it-all who has no place to celebrate the holiday except with Sophia’s family. Sean is arrogant and aloof, and Sophia’s attempts to be nice to him fail. But then Sean surprises her. This might turn out to be the best Thanksgiving yet.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrandi Midkiff
    Release dateNov 25, 2013
    ISBN9781311155931
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    Brandi Midkiff

    Brandi Midkiff lives on a 500-acre rural property in South Central Texas. She has worked as a visual artist and as a semiprofessional musician in a Celtic/folk band. She is married and has three homeschooled children. She maintains a blog about writing and rural living at http://mountainlaurel.wordpress.com/.

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