Donovans Daughter (Reprinted)
$17.99
Lori Wicks bestselling series The Californians (more than 500,000 copies sold) has a fresh new cover design to delight avid Lori Wick fans and readers just introduced to Loris beloved fiction. When an angry snowstorm forces Marcail Donovan to seek shelter for the night at the town doctors house, the pretty new schoolteacher is thrust into a scandal that threatens her career. The unfortunate but innocent circumstances bring harsh condemnation to Marcail, but the compassionate bachelor doctor offers her a way to remain the towns teacher. Now she must face an inner turmoil worse than any storm. Is Donovans Daughter willing to give up her own dreams to bring Gods love to the children she teaches?
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SKU (ISBN): 9780736919487
ISBN10: 0736919481
Lori Wick
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: March 2007
Californians # 3
Publisher: Harvest House Publishers
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