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    A New Beginning: Blended Blessings, #1

    By Michelle Lenear-Stimpson and CaSandra McLaughlin

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    Sometimes love doesn’t work out the first time. Or the second. Now in her third marriage, Angelia is hoping for her happily-ever-after with former pro-football player Darren Holley. But soon after they move into their sprawling mini-mansion, Darren’s new job as a high school football coach in a trophy-hungry Texas town consumes him, leaving Angelia feeling like a single mother to her two children as well as Darren’s twin diva-daughters. Not to mention the drama from Darren’s mother, who can’t get over the fact that her son has married a woman with so much baggage.

    When Angelia confides in a few ladies from the local church, their nice, sweet, holy-wife advice may prove ineffective and too burdensome. Should Angelia cut her losses and get out before the ink settles on their marriage certificate, or will she finally learn the true meaning of marriage as she and Darren attempt to blend two very different backgrounds in the face of adversity and nosy church folk?

    A New Beginning is the first book in the Blended Blessings series by newcomer CaSandra McLaughin and bestselling author Michelle Stimpson. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMichelle Lenear-Stimpson
    Release dateFeb 28, 2015
    ISBN9781502266910
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      This book shows us we have to depend on the Lord no matter the situation. The author was not too preachy while keeping it real. I recommend this title to others looking for a good read.