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Tess Thompson
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March 2011
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The School Mistress (Emerson Pass Historicals #1)
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2020
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19 editions
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Blue Midnight (Blue Mountain #1)
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2014
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19 editions
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Riversong (River Valley #1)
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2011
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16 editions
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Traded: Brody and Kara (Cliffside Bay, #1)
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2018
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12 editions
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The Spinster (Emerson Pass Historicals #2)
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2021
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9 editions
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Blue Moon (Blue Mountain #2)
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2015
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16 editions
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The Sugar Queen (Emerson Pass Contemporaries #1)
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2020
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15 editions
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The Scholar (Emerson Pass Historicals, #3)
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2021
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10 editions
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Deleted: Jackson and Maggie (Cliffside Bay, #2)
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2018
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14 editions
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Riverbend (River Valley #2)
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2013
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12 editions
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Chapter 1 of "A Match For a Bubbly Bride: The Mystery Matchmaker of Ella Pointe"
Piper
My arms ached and sweat gathered at the base of my neck. Rowing a boat was harder than it looked. The midmorning sun was relentless, even on the water, and I longed to jump in for a cool swim. My charge, six-year-old Bebe, had not stopped talking since we left the shore. She was particularly fond of asking questions.
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My arms ached and sweat gathered at the base of my neck. Rowing a boat was harder than it looked. The midmorning sun was relentless, even on the water, and I longed to jump in for a cool swim. My charge, six-year-old Bebe, had not stopped talking since we left the shore. She was particularly fond of asking questions.
Where did bees come from? Why was August hotter than any other month? Was Mr. Read more of this blog post »
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“I’m always more interested in the people around me,” Mrs. Mantle said. “All the details that tell me about a person. For example, I have some ideas about you.”
“As in?” I couldn’t help but be intrigued. Most people didn’t notice me at all. “Your love of art. The glimmer of intelligence in your eyes. Your simple dark skirt and white blouse hinted that you’d been at work, although I’d guessed a secretary, not a bakery. You mentioned a father but no mother, which leads me to believe your mother has passed away some time ago. You’re in obvious distress, given the tears. I’m guessing a man has broken your heart.” My brows shot up in surprise. “How did you know?” “As I said, I watch people carefully. The way you brushed away the tears with such ferocity, as if you wanted to punish yourself for crying. Tell me about him. What happened?” I thought for a moment. Did I want to tell my pitiful story to a stranger? It was surely one she’d heard before. Left for a woman’s best friend. An image of Lionel ...more Tess Thompson |
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“From all reports, Briggs Tutheridge is someone who enjoys life. Perhaps a little too much.”
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"I read this book because everywhere I looked someone was either commenting or reading a Colleen Hoover novel. Now I understand why! Have you ever finished a book and your heart is racing and you need time to re-group? Well, that is how I felt when I "
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Page turner and emotional! Wonderful combination of domestic thriller meets women’s fiction. Don’t start unless you have some time to read though, because you’ll hate to have to wait to see what happens next. Highly recommend. |
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Hi Sherry,
I'm so happy to hear you've enjoyed Cliffside Bay! Rosa has her happily ever after in this book: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/5... At this time I don't know if I'll write more in the Cliffside Bay series because I'm concentrating on t See Full Answer |
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Beautiful novel Beautiful novel about the tenacity of the human spirit and the strength of love and family despite hardship. A wonderful, extremely well written book! This one will give me a long book hangover. |
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“She'd not known grief would come in waves, brought on by the smallest of things. Nor had she realized that ordinary acts of living would continue even after the loss of a love and that it would remain possible to get caught up in the moment of a simple pleasure before remembering.”
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“She didn't belong here, amidst all the laughter, abandonment, the war cries of freedom. These other kids were alive and vibrant. She was chained and invisible.”
― Riversong
― Riversong
“life isn't understandable. Only God understands and we have to wait until the end, where I imagine I'll see my questions answered, spread out across the heavens in waves of clarity.”
― The River Valley Collection
― The River Valley Collection
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“From all reports, Briggs Tutheridge is someone who enjoys life. Perhaps a little too much.”
― A Match for a Reluctant Bride
― A Match for a Reluctant Bride
“I’m always more interested in the people around me,” Mrs. Mantle said. “All the details that tell me about a person. For example, I have some ideas about you.”
“As in?” I couldn’t help but be intrigued. Most people didn’t notice me at all.
“Your love of art. The glimmer of intelligence in your eyes. Your simple dark skirt and white blouse hinted that you’d been at work, although I’d guessed a secretary, not a bakery. You mentioned a father but no mother, which leads me to believe your mother has passed away some time ago. You’re in obvious distress, given the tears. I’m guessing a man has broken your heart.”
My brows shot up in surprise. “How did you know?”
“As I said, I watch people carefully. The way you brushed away the tears with such ferocity, as if you wanted to punish yourself for crying. Tell me about him. What happened?”
I thought for a moment. Did I want to tell my pitiful story to a stranger? It was surely one she’d heard before. Left for a woman’s best friend.
An image of Lionel’s face danced before me. His soft brown eyes and a mouth too pink for a man, yet perfect. The pitying way he’d looked at me while saying the words, “I love her. We’re going to marry. I’m sorry, Faith. Truly, I am. But you deserve a man who loves you, and I’m not him.”
― A Match for a Reluctant Bride
“As in?” I couldn’t help but be intrigued. Most people didn’t notice me at all.
“Your love of art. The glimmer of intelligence in your eyes. Your simple dark skirt and white blouse hinted that you’d been at work, although I’d guessed a secretary, not a bakery. You mentioned a father but no mother, which leads me to believe your mother has passed away some time ago. You’re in obvious distress, given the tears. I’m guessing a man has broken your heart.”
My brows shot up in surprise. “How did you know?”
“As I said, I watch people carefully. The way you brushed away the tears with such ferocity, as if you wanted to punish yourself for crying. Tell me about him. What happened?”
I thought for a moment. Did I want to tell my pitiful story to a stranger? It was surely one she’d heard before. Left for a woman’s best friend.
An image of Lionel’s face danced before me. His soft brown eyes and a mouth too pink for a man, yet perfect. The pitying way he’d looked at me while saying the words, “I love her. We’re going to marry. I’m sorry, Faith. Truly, I am. But you deserve a man who loves you, and I’m not him.”
― A Match for a Reluctant Bride
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