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    The Trouble with Lacy Brown and And Baby Makes Five

    By Debra Clopton

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    The Trouble with Lacy Brown

    When quirky stylist Lacy Brown speeds into town, Clint Matlock is sure she won't be staying. What use could a vibrant young woman have for sleepy Mule Hollowor for a stubborn cattleman? But Lacy has faith in God's plan for her life and her heart.

    And Baby Makes Five

    Bad enough that her donkey is caught raiding her surly neighbor's crops. Then Lilly Tipps goes into premature labor, and must turn to Cort Wells for help. But new life can bring surprising new beginningsand teach two wounded hearts to heal.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin
    Release dateMar 1, 2011
    ISBN9781426888632
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    Debra Clopton

    Debra Clopton is a multi-award winning novelist who was first published in 2005 and has more than 22 novels to her credit. Along with her writing, Debra helps her husband teach the youth at their local Cowboy Church. Debra is the author of the acclaimed Mule Hollow Matchmaker Series, the place readers tell her they wish was real. Her goal is to shine a light toward God while she entertains readers with her words. Visit her online at www.debraclopton.com, Facebook: debra.clopton, Twitter: @debraclopton.  

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    • 4/5
      I like to read 'Love Inspired" books every now and then because they are quick and easy and generally have a good story line to them. This is the first book in the "Mule Hollow Matchmakers" series and I like the way it is starting off.Lacy Brown believes the town of Mule Hollow is where the Lord is calling her. The reason she feels called there is kind of cute and humorous. She is going to help the town from dying out by opening a hair salon. You see the town of Mule Hollow has put out an ad for 'women wanted' for all the cowboys in town with no mates. Lacy is there to spruce up the town and the women as they arrive in Mule Hollow. She is a little spitfire who is always on the go. When she literally runs into Clint Matlock she is not prepared for the sparks that fly.Yes, you know exactly how this is going to end, but it sure is fun reading and watching how it all takes place! Now I am on to another story in the Mule Hollow saga.
    • 4/5
      This is the first Mule Hollow novel. I read the twentyth novel and than went and bought the first and second.I really enjoyed these books and look forward to the next one.Lacy arrives into the town of Mule Hollow in a pink convertable with her friend Sheri. She saw the advertisement of wifes wanted and felt this was where she was needed. So she came to open a salon and help the town to grow.The first day she got in a wreck with Clint the local rancher and got into a arguement right on main street. Lacy and Clint clashed and kept getting in each others way.Lacy wants to help others find their match but is not going to get married for along time.She paints her building bright pink and soon talks the town into painting bright colors and fixing the town up.Clint keeps getting his cattle stolen and can't stop thinking about Lacy and rescuing her from trouble.No sex scenes or swearing some scriptures and talking about helping others. Look forward to reading more about Mule Hollow.