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Neighbors call her Ramshackle Rose. But theyve grown to accept her and learned to love her for the kindness of her generous heart. Rose, in turn, loves the folks of Buttonhole, Virginia If her friends dont know much about her past, Rose doesnt mind. She prefers to keep some things to herself. Everything changes, though, with the arrival of Garret Diamond, debonair new owner of the mercantile and immediately the towns most eligible bachelor. When Garret discovers one of Roses most tightly held secrets, she is terrified. Will he spoil Roses pleasant life in Buttonhole and force her to move where no one knows her past? Or will the business partnership theyve formed lead to a lifetime union? Fall in love with this inspiring love story and our entire collection of Christian romance novels from Heartsong Presents! formed lead to a lifetime union?.
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Go back in time to Virginia's age of tall ships, across the turn of the century, and through the victory of World War I in four romantic novels that combine to form a compelling family saga. John Newcomb shoulders his brother's sins when a woman brings her sister and nephew to his doorstep. How far will his charity extend? Captain Duncan Newcomb is an eligible bachelor at this sister's matchmaking mercy, but the only woman he wants is an immigrant maid. Then precious things are stolen. Will prejudices dictate who is worthy of love and trust? Rose Masterson holds tight to secrets about her past - living eccentrically and generously. When her secret - and heart - are threaten ed by a new man in town, will she flee or call a truce? Russell Diamond hopes to escape his war memories by moving to the house he inherited form his uncle. But when the enemy becomes his neighbor, will bitterness consume what is left of his ravished soul? Where will this family find the grace they need to face the challenges of tomorrow? Can love and faith fill their souls?.
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Title: A ramshackle polemic.(Book Review)
Author: Tim Congdon
Publication:New Criterion (Magazine/Journal)
Date: November 1, 2002
Publisher: Foundation for Cultural Review
Volume: 21 Issue: 3 Page: 81(5)

Article Type: Book Review

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