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July
2009
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The
Moon Looked Down |
Young Sophie
Heller and her family sacrificed everything to escape Nazi
Germany and find safety in America. but as war fever sweeps
their small town of victory, Illinois, they become targets
of suspicion, whispered accusations of treason, and a vicious
attack. Sophie's father won't go to the law for help, but
Sophie, who now works for the town newspaper, vows to expose
those behind the threats no matter what it takes. Her only
ally is Cole Ambrose, a teacher whose quiet strength slowly
earns her trust...and hides secret pain. As hidden enemies
move in to destroy the Hellers once and for all, will Sophie
and Cole's defiance...and unexpected love...be enough?
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"The
premier writer of Americana romance."
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April
2010
Stay A Little Longer |
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For Rachel Watkins, the armistice has brought anything but peace. Day by day, she
struggles to run her family's Minnesota boardinghouse, raise her defiant young niece, and keep her grief-shattered
family together in the face of heartbreaking tragedy. She has no reason to trust anyone, for the most powerful man
in town is using any unscrupulous means necessary to take her property. But now a shell-shocked stranger takes refuge
with the Watkins family as he tries to heal and salvage what he can from his once privileged life. And as remorseless
enemies seize a devastating chance, Rachel and this mysterious loner will risk everything to believe in each other...and
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Out now
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Keep a Little Secret |
Charlotte Tucker has always followed her heart,
and now it leads her to a big ranch in Oklahoma where she can teach in her very own schoolhouse. When suspicious
accidents put the ranch--and lives--in jeopardy, Charlotte believes in the one man no one else trusts and asks him
to help her uncover the truth. There's bad blood between the ranch owner and its newest hand, Owen Wallace, but
Owen is as brave as he is caring, risking even his own dangerous secret to keep Charlotte safe. With a roiling
tornado and a vengeful enemy fast closing in, Charlotte and Owen must muster every ounce of courage to make things
right--and claim their heartland future together.
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| "Dorothy Garlock
is, unquestionably, a national treasure with her unflinchingly honest portrayal
of our history and the people who lived it." -- Ann's World, South
Bay Cablevision |
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