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June 1, 2006

Lights of Lowell series #2: A Love Woven True

Published: 2004 352 Pages

Southern belle, Jasmine Wainwright

Finished May, 2006

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Lights of Lowell series #1: A Tapestry of Hope

Published: 2003 384 Pages

Southern belle, Jasmine Wainwright is the daughter of a wealthy cotton plantation owner. Naive in the ways of business, Jasmine believes her father would not force her to marry Bradley Houston purely for business purposes. But such has been done. Moving north to his home, Jasmine cannot keep her Mammy in the Free north, but she can have indentured servants. Jasmine fights to find the truth and reality of slaves and appreances in social circles in the North and South. Will the truth set Jasmine, the slaves, or indentured sevants free, or will lies bind them forever to their deceitful masters?

Finished May, 2006

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A Rush of Wings

Published: 2003 384 Pages

Running away from every comfort, Noelle finds herself without much money and somewhere in the Rocky Mountains. Haunted by visions, Noelle cannot let anyone close to her. Can a rugged ranchman, Rick, and his “problem solving” brother, Morgan, figure out and solve her problems be fore it’s too late?
i truly enjoyed this book. I could not put it down. Read the sequel The Still of the Night.

Finished may 2006

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April 26, 2006

Cape Refuge Series: #4 Breakers Reef

Published: 2004 380 Pages

Finished in 2004

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April 25, 2006

Cape Refuge Series: #3 River’s Edge

Published: 2003 380 Pages

Finished in 2003

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Cape Refuge Series: #2 Southern Storm

Published: 2003 372 Pages

Guess what? Another murder and this time the suspect is the Chief of Police, except now he’s missing? Is he running from guilt or did something else happen? Can the police solve this crime without their best man?

Finished in 2003

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Cape Refuge Series: #1 Cape Refuge

Published: 2002 382 Pages

Cape refuge has a double murder. The suspect: the victims’ son-in-law. As new boarders have come to the victims’ halfway house, can the town solve this horrible crime while accepting the truth?
I read this series quite a few years ago, and now I am posting them. I was extremely touch by these books. I’m sorry these posts are not as detailed as the rest, but it has been more than 3 years since I read this. If I didn’t like the book, I never would have finished the series. At the time I was only reading historical Christian fiction, nothing contemporary, so this was very different for me.

Finished in 2002/2003

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Men of the Saddle: #4 the Plainsman

Published: 2006 303 Pages

Trey is on his way home from the war. On a stop through a little town called Sassy Gap he finds a troubled group of women being persecuted by one of the townsfolk’s fathers, a rich plantation owner. Needing to get home to his own family’s troubles, can he leave the women to fight on there own?
The last in the Men of the Saddle series, Lori Copeland has painted colorful tales of these for men and women.

Finished April, 2006

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Men of the Saddle: #3 The Maverick

Published: 2005 299 Pages

Susanne McCord is very used to getting her way. Now the orphaned children she has taken care of have lost there home, she has no choice but to take the wagon trip back to her parents town. Can and will she use her ingenuity to convince Cass she does, and yet does not, need his help. Months spent on the trail has changed people, will it change Susanne and Cass or will their stuborness get the best of both of them?

Finished April, 2006

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Men of the Saddle: #2 The Drifter

Published: 2005 279 Pages

Running away after his wife’s death, Beau was attacked by a wolf and saved by a woman, of all things! Charity needs a husband and one landed right in her front yard. Can she convince him of a marriage of convienience, just untill she can get the title to the land? Or will other circumstances change that golden opportunity?

Finished April, 2006

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