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    By Summer's End

    By Pamela Morsi

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    SOME THINGS ARE JUST TOO HARD TO IMAGINE

    For instance, Dawn Leland never thought in a million years that she and her girls would ever end up back with her in-laws. Sixteen years is a long time to be away, but life has dealt her something unexpected. Now she has no choice.

    AND SOME THINGS DON'T BEAR THINKING ABOUT

    Sephrona Leland said good riddance to bad rubbish when her son's widow took her two little girls and left Knoxville all those years ago. And despite her husband's best efforts, the bitterness still remains.

    BUT ALL THINGS TURN OUT IN THE END

    It takes some forgiveness, a little understanding and the magic of two young girls to make everyone see thatalthough it's hard to imaginethey have all ended up where they belong.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin MIRA
    Release dateJan 17, 2012
    ISBN9781459228375
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    Pamela Morsi

    Publishers Weekly calls national bestselling author Pamela Morsi "the Garrison Keillor of romance." Her trademark wit and warmth enliven tightly written tales with down-home charm. Her novels, including Sealed with a Kiss, No Ordinary Princess, The Love Charm, and Courting Miss Hattie, have garnered rave reviews from critics and numerous awards including two RITA Awards, a Waldenbooks Sales Award, Bookstores that Care Favorite Romance Awards and the Maggie Prize for Historical Fiction, and Reviewer's Choice from Romantic Times maga-zine. She lives in Texas with her family.

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