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    The Secret Keeper Up All Night: The Secret Keeper Series, #3
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    The Secret Keeper Up All Night: The Secret Keeper Series, #3

    By Brea Brown

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    Ready or not, baby makes three for Brice and Peyton Northam. For someone who’s never even been able to keep a Chia Pet alive, parenthood is a daunting endeavor for Peyton. And when life seems to be undergoing more frequent changes than her newborn baby’s diapers, she has a hard time keeping up.

    Everything is new. Everything, that is, except for her habit of withholding information. Even that’s slightly different nowadays, though, as she’s keeping more secrets about her feelings on wifedom and motherhood than she ever did about other people’s dramas. But clergymen husbands don’t look kindly on secret-keeping, unless it falls under the category of “pastoral privilege,” and Peyton quickly finds herself in need of a mindset makeover.

    Necessity turns to desperation when an irresistible opportunity beckons Brice hundreds of miles from everything and everyone Peyton’s ever known. Who knew that something said offhandedly on a cold Wisconsin dock at the very birth of their new relationship would be the source of so much turmoil and so many sleepless nights?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrea Brown
    Release dateMay 29, 2015
    ISBN9781513014005
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    The Secret Keeper Up All Night: The Secret Keeper Series, #3
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    Brea Brown

    Brea Brown's irreverent romantic comedies feature a roster of unlikely yet believable characters that will keep you turning pages late into the night—or laughing in public! She draws her inspiration from the age-inappropriate books she pilfered from her older sisters' bookshelves, her own mishaps, and her overactive imagination. She believes in making her characters work for their dreams, but she's a sucker for a happy ending. She lives in Springfield, Missouri with her husband and children, whom she considers her own wacky cast of characters.

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