Brooks Bethany (15 results)

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Paperback. Condition: As New. No Jacket. Pages are clean and are not marred by notes or folds of any kind. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

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Paperback. Condition: VG. First Printing. Some rubbing & edgewear; couple small creases at edges/corners; some yellowing; overall clean & tight. 218 pages.

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Paperback. Condition: Collectible-Very Good. Esmerelda Fortune would never have accepted the position of governess to the Earl of Ashforth's infamous brood of five children were it not for the lure of the Corinna--the ancient manuscript in the widower's possession, which Esmie desperately needs to complete her studies. Original.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Eleanor Monroe had a plan. A good one, actually - the corner office, the elegant fiancé, the Chicago skyline view she'd spent six years earning. Then she walked into Daniel's apartment and found a very convincing argument for tearing the whole plan up and starting over.So she drove north.With $214, a gas station coffee, and the deed to a grandmother's Victorian she hadn't visited since childhood, Ellie arrives in Millbrook, Wisconsin - population 4,127, not counting the Hendersons' chickens - expecting nothing but quiet and maybe some clarity.What she gets is a sagging porch, squirrels in the walls, a roof that has strong opinions about April rain, and Ben Calloway.Ben is Millbrook's best contractor: precise, quiet, and the kind of man who shows up at midnight in a storm with waterproofing membrane because the job needs doing and he can do it. He doesn't say much. But what he says, he means. Every word.Ellie came to Millbrook to rebuild a house. She didn't expect to rebuild herself in the process - or to find, in the careful hands of a man who measures twice and never cuts corners, something that felt more like home than anything she'd spent six years constructing.With the help of a town that has decided she's worth keeping, a willow tree that has seen everything and judges nothing, and June Kowalski's legendary cinnamon rolls, Ellie Monroe just might discover that the life she needed was never in her plan at all.Warm, witty, and deeply felt - a love story about second chances, small-town belonging, and learning the difference between a life that looks right and a life that is right.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Eleanor Monroe had a plan. A good one, actually - the corner office, the elegant fiance, the Chicago skyline view she'd spent six years earning. Then she walked into Daniel's apartment and found a very convincing argument for tearing the whole plan up and starting over.So she drove north.With $214, a gas station coffee, and the deed to a grandmother's Victorian she hadn't visited since childhood, Ellie arrives in Millbrook, Wisconsin - population 4,127, not counting the Hendersons' chickens - expecting nothing but quiet and maybe some clarity.What she gets is a sagging porch, squirrels in the walls, a roof that has strong opinions about April rain, and Ben Calloway.Ben is Millbrook's best contractor: precise, quiet, and the kind of man who shows up at midnight in a storm with waterproofing membrane because the job needs doing and he can do it. He doesn't say much. But what he says, he means. Every word.Ellie came to Millbrook to rebuild a house. She didn't expect to rebuild herself in the process - or to find, in the careful hands of a man who measures twice and never cuts corners, something that felt more like home than anything she'd spent six years constructing.With the help of a town that has decided she's worth keeping, a willow tree that has seen everything and judges nothing, and June Kowalski's legendary cinnamon rolls, Ellie Monroe just might discover that the life she needed was never in her plan at all.Warm, witty, and deeply felt - a love story about second chances, small-town belonging, and learning the difference between a life that looks right and a life that is right. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Condition: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Seiten: 318 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Keine Beschreibung verfügbar.

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PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Eleanor Monroe had a plan. A good one, actually - the corner office, the elegant fiance, the Chicago skyline view she'd spent six years earning. Then she walked into Daniel's apartment and found a very convincing argument for tearing the whole plan up and starting over.So she drove north.With $214, a gas station coffee, and the deed to a grandmother's Victorian she hadn't visited since childhood, Ellie arrives in Millbrook, Wisconsin - population 4,127, not counting the Hendersons' chickens - expecting nothing but quiet and maybe some clarity.What she gets is a sagging porch, squirrels in the walls, a roof that has strong opinions about April rain, and Ben Calloway.Ben is Millbrook's best contractor: precise, quiet, and the kind of man who shows up at midnight in a storm with waterproofing membrane because the job needs doing and he can do it. He doesn't say much. But what he says, he means. Every word.Ellie came to Millbrook to rebuild a house. She didn't expect to rebuild herself in the process - or to find, in the careful hands of a man who measures twice and never cuts corners, something that felt more like home than anything she'd spent six years constructing.With the help of a town that has decided she's worth keeping, a willow tree that has seen everything and judges nothing, and June Kowalski's legendary cinnamon rolls, Ellie Monroe just might discover that the life she needed was never in her plan at all.Warm, witty, and deeply felt - a love story about second chances, small-town belonging, and learning the difference between a life that looks right and a life that is right. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…