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Price: $13.99

Format: Trade Paperback

ISBN: 9780307730329

Release: 10.2.2012

Fiction - Romance - Historical - General

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BFB Twice a Bride

by Debbie Fisher

September 4, 2012

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YAY! The next book in Mona Hodgson's series Twice a Bride in The Sinclair Sisters of Cripple Creek Series . I have loved the books in this series and this one is a wonderful story as well. Here is a fun trailer to view as well.

I love reading historical novels and this one was no exception. It takes place in Cripple Creek and this time the story is about Willow, Tucker Raines sister who would much rather paint than sell ice boxes. Her sister in law (Tucker's wife) has a miscarriage and her life takes a turn. She meets a photographer needing help and the story continues in such a fun fashion that is true to Mona's writing that you just don't want to put the book down until the last page and even then it leaves you wanting to read more about the family even though this is the last of the series.

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