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    New Beginnings: Cutter's Creek

    By Annie Boone

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    Cutter's Creek, Montana is growing and prospering in the 1880s. Mail order bride, Audrey Norris, brings her daughter and her mother with her longing to make a new life in the sweet and quirky town.

    Widower Caleb Jefferson is the blacksmith in Cutter's Creek with no desire to fall in love again. But after an incident at church, he finally sees his daughter needs a mother—and a mail order bride might be his best option.

    Audrey Norris has just learned her late husband had many secrets—including a house note she can't pay. With her daughter and mother depending on her for support, her options are few and mostly undesirable. After Audrey answers Caleb's ad and they agree to marriage terms, it seems all her worries will be a thing of the past.

    When Audrey arrives in Montana, Caleb tries to make it work, but can't seem to move past his guilt over his wife's death. Audrey prays every day for help and guidance. God is taking His time. Meanwhile, the new family grows closer while Caleb drifts further away.

    Then one simple misunderstanding severs the fragile balance they've created. Will this be the end of Audrey and Caleb or the beginning of a lifetime of love?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSweet River Publishing
    Release dateMar 18, 2019
    ISBN9781386390930
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    New Beginnings: Cutter's Creek
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    Annie Boone

    Annie has been writing romance since high school and she loves to write Western Christian Romance stories today. Weaving a Christian element into her stories helps her be constantly reminded of her own faith. Annie enjoys naming her characters and she does this at the start of her writing process. Many of the characters in her stories are named after people who have been or are currently important in her life. Most of the time, the character isn't based on their personalities, but she used their names as a tiny tribute. When you read an Annie Boone story, you won’t be pounded with scriptures, but the characters – at least most of them! – are God fearing people. They trust in God to help them through life’s twists and turns as many of us do today. Annie lives in Atlanta, Georgia with her husband and two cats.

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