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    (Mass Market Paperback)

    • Pub. Date: June 2006
    • 352pp
    • Sales Rank: 81,442

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      • Pub. Date: June 2006
      • Publisher: Penguin Group (USA)
      • Format: Mass Market Paperback, 352pp
      • Sales Rank: 81,442

      Synopsis

      Faith Merridew and a hardened soldier marry in haste-and for convenience. They vow to love, honor, cherish-and then get to know each other.

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      AWESOME!by SuzieQSK

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      August 01, 2009: You will love this book. Trust me. The series is fantastic.

      What Happened?by Anonymous

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      October 16, 2006: After the first two books in this series were so very wonderful, I expected great things from this one too, but was disappointed. I think that this one misses the interplay among the sisters and the rest of their family since it is set largely on the continent and apart from the Merridew family. This is not a bad book, but I hope that the next one brings back that family relationsip element that this one misses.


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