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    The Sculptor: Epitaph, #6

    By Karla Brandenburg

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    Book reviewer Maggie Grant has a romantic soul. When she happens on a tender moment in a cemetery, the man who places a fingertip kiss on a headstone provides inspiration for her popular magazine blog.

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    After inheriting the family monument shop, Thad Benson struggles with his new-found responsibilities. Teased by his sister as having a face only a mother could love, Thad is only comfortable sharing his thoughts with a dead woman. Until he meets Maggie.

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    The more Maggie learns about Thad, the worse she feels for exposing his private moment on her trending blog—except no one seems to recognize him, and that makes her angry. Does she, a stuttering stranger, dare to show Thad's family and friends, the people closest to him, what they're missing? And how does she compete with the ghost of a dead girl to win the heart of Edgarville's confirmed bachelor?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKarla Brandenburg
    Release dateSep 18, 2018
    ISBN9780999121375
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    The Sculptor: Epitaph, #6
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    Karla Brandenburg

    Karla Brandenburg is an award-winning author of contemporary romance novels which include paranormal elements. Now that her children have settled into lives of their own, she loves to go out into the world on adventures with her husband, from Milwaukee to the French Riviera, but the Chicago suburbs have always been “home.” She is an avid reader across multiple genres and is a card-carrying cookie-holic (we all have our vices).

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