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Condition: Very Good. Testing His Patience by Lyn Cote released on May 25, 2004 is available now for purchase.

Condition: Good. Testing His Patience by Lyn Cote released on May 25, 2004 is available now for purchase.

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Condition: Fair. Christmas is for families. And Felicity Gabriel intends to build a family right away When she inherits a mansion, she decides to turn it into a home for orphans. But her first charges test her resolve. One child is a thief, suspicious of her kindness. The other is the local judge's traumatized daughter. Broken by war, Judge Tyrone Hawkins is devastated when his little girl runs from him to Felicity. But Felicity's courage despite the town's scorn for her orphanage and her caring way with his daughter restore his lost faith. Now he wonders if they all can find the family they seek.just in time for Christmas.…

Condition: Fair. Quaker Rachel Woolsey dreams of having her own bakery and her own homestead. But the odds are stacked against her -- until the handsome ex-soldier she nurses back to health offers to help her. Like Rachel, Brennan Merriday is an outsider. But he'll be the temporary ally she needs, and her foolish attraction will fade once he's gone. …

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Paperback. Condition: Good. In 1846, young widow Mariel survived the grueling voyage from Germany to start a new life in the "promised" land of Texas. Forced by circumstances to become a servant, Mariel is now determined to leave her harsh master. But how can a single woman face the frontier on her own Texas Ranger Carson Quinn is responsible for leading Mariel's party of German immigrants safely through dangerous Comanche-held territory. As he watches Mariel hold her head high in spite of everything, he knows he will do anything to protect her.But war is brewing: Mexico will not accept the U.S. annexation of the young Texas Republic without a fight. Honor bound to defend Texas, Carson's deepest longing is to lay down his rifle and forge a future with Mariel. As he struggles to determine God's path for him, Mariel watches the man she loves torn in two. Will the tide of history keep them from giving their love a chance.…

Condition: Good. Bride by Mail Mail-order bride Judith Jones has barely arrived in Pepin, Wisconsin, before she's whisked away to prepare for her wedding to Asa Brant. Though something about Asa seems so familiar, how do two strangers become husband and wife? Especially when Judith senses Asa's hidden sorrow. His kindness in helping two young orphans could win her heart.if only he'd open up to her. Determined to start over after four years of brutal war, Asa moved away and sent for a mail-order bride. He had no idea the woman answering his ad would be the sister of his former soldier in arms. The less he reveals, the fewer painful memories there are to confront. But Judith's compassion--and two loving children--might just show them the path to true happiness.…

Condition: Fair. Bride by Mail Mail-order bride Judith Jones has barely arrived in Pepin, Wisconsin, before she's whisked away to prepare for her wedding to Asa Brant. Though something about Asa seems so familiar, how do two strangers become husband and wife? Especially when Judith senses Asa's hidden sorrow. His kindness in helping two young orphans could win her heart.if only he'd open up to her. Determined to start over after four years of brutal war, Asa moved away and sent for a mail-order bride. He had no idea the woman answering his ad would be the sister of his former soldier in arms. The less he reveals, the fewer painful memories there are to confront. But Judith's compassion--and two loving children--might just show them the path to true happiness.…

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Condition: Very Good. Longing for food and then bed, Jake McClure fumed over being forced to delay both. As he jogged through the winter''s early darkness toward the church, his basset hound Bummer padded along beside him over the hard-packed snow. Jake slammed the side door behind him, shutting out the below-zero windchill. He paused, his glasses fogged from the temperature change, permitting himself to let the burn of irritation build inside. Earlier after catching up on voice mails, Jake had felt compelled to come here to find Mike, to see if he''d done harm to himself. Glasses clear, Jake shuffled down the steps, with Bummer trailing behind. The two of them entered the brightly lit church basement, where laughter punctuated cheerful voices of those attending the fundraiser potluck. As he scanned faces for Mike''s, several people, many of whom recognized him from his vet practice, greeted him. Then the door opened behind him, letting in another rush of Arctic wind. Two little girls rushed down the steps. "We found two kittens!" they shouted. "Out in the snow!" Jake turned. He saw two little girls so bundled up that little of them showed, except their pink noses and tendrils of blond hair. And in the mittened hands of each little girl, a small golden tabby kitten mewed and shivered. He hurried to them and knelt down on the hard, cold linoleum. "Where did you find these little ones?" "They were in the snow near where I parked," a tall woman behind the girls replied, her voice low and rich. "Are they okay? It''s so cold out and the kittens are so tiny." She dropped to her knees beside him. "I think their eyes have just opened recently," Jake said. At his elbow, Bummer did something unusual. He licked one kitten and then the other with his big tongue. "Don''t let him bite the kitties!" one of the little girls cried. Jake held up a hand. "Bummer isn''t going to hurt them. Let''s see what he does." Bummer licked the kittens thoroughly. Then with delicate care, he lifted each kitten with his teeth by the scruff of its neck and placed it into Jake''s hand, one then the other. The basset hound woofed. "Do you want me to keep the little ones warm, Bummer?" Jake asked. Bummer woofed again and licked the top of the kittens'' heads. Jake pulled off his gray wool scarf and made it into a tight circle. Then he placed the kittens in the center of the makeshift nest. He cuddled them close, knowing they needed warmth fast. "Oooh," the little girls sounded their approval. They both petted Bummer, crooning, "Good dog. You''re a good dog." "You''re the vet, aren''t you?" the young woman kneeling beside him asked. "Yes." He realized he''d neglected his manners. Sliding the scarf nest to one arm, he offered her his hand. "I''m Jake McClure." "Jeannie Broussard and these are my girls, Mimi and Cindy." Jake became aware that Annie, a frequent volunteer at the local animal shelter, had appeared beside him. Middle-aged, Annie wore her usual denim "outdoorsy" attire and hiking boots. He recognized the concern on her face. Would they have to squeeze in two more stray kittens? Another question came to mind. "Mimi and Cindy, did you see a mama cat outside?" Jake asked. "No," Jeannie replied for them. "I looked around, too. I can''t see why kittens so small would be outside in this weather." A man in the crowd that had gathered around them cleared his throat. "I''m afraid I saw a cat at the side of the street near here. It was a golden tabby, too." Jake didn''t have to ask. The tone of the man''s voice and his use of the past tense said loud and clear that the mother cat no longer needed his help. He and Annie exchanged weary glances. Beside him, Jeannie made a sound of sorrow and regret. "Poor little orphans." As if understanding their words, Bummer bayed mournfully and licked each kitten again. Jake rose, still cradling them in his scarf. "I''ll take these little ones to the animal shelter before I go home tonight," he said. The two little girls bounced up and down. "Mom, Mom, can''t we keep them? Mom, please." Jake hesitated, certain that the girls were putting Jeannie on the spot. But Jeannie nodded, a smile lifting her face. "I''ve been promising you kittens, haven''t I? It looks like God has chosen just the ones He wants us to have." "Thank goodness," Annie breathed. Again as if understanding, Bummer woofed and grinned. From around her neck, Jeannie untwined her fuzzy red scarf, followed Jake''s example and soon the two babies were transferred to it. The gathering around them broke up. Jake leaned forward. He wanted to make sure she knew how to take care of the babies. "From my observation of their teeth, these kittens should be old enough to eat soft warmed food. I suggest a food specially formulated for kittens so it doesn''t upset their delicate systems." "I was thinking warm milk?" Jeannie lifted one eyebrow. "No, most kittens are lactose intolerant. You can buy special kitten milk, but canned food and water is sufficient. They''ll need to be fed every four hours." Jeannie looked worried. "Is that a problem?" "No," one of the girls piped up. "Our babysitter likes cats. She''ll help us when you''re at work, Mom." The woman''s pretty face lightened. "Yes. Yes." She beamed at him. "Thank you." He pulled out his card and handed it to her, slipping into the usual doctor-pet owner relationship. "I''m happy that these two have found a good home. Please bring them by sometime this week and I''ll thank you with a free checkup and shots for them." "Oh, no--" she protested. He held up a hand. "I insist. I volunteer my services at the local no-kill shelter. You just bypassed that step. I''m glad these two found a good home." She took his hand and squeezed it. "Thank you." This impulsive gesture embarrassed him. His usual shyness around women rushed back. He nodded and stepped back. "No, thank you, Jeannie," Annie said. "We''re almost out of room at the shelter. You''re a Godsend for these two." Still smiling shyly, Jeannie began shepherdin.…

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Paperback. Condition: Good. Description In 1821, Dorritt Mott is a woman ahead of her time. When events make it impossible for her family, including an overbearing stepfather and a spoiled half-sister, to remain in New Orleans, they head to Texas to join Stephen Austin's settlement and recoup their fortune in virgin Texas. Quinn, half-breed son of a Cherokee mother and an American father, has made a name for himself as a scout and a man not to be taken lightly. When the New Orleans lady and the half-breed frontiersman meet, they become unlikely allies as they travel the wilds of Texas. But will their trek be in vain? Mexico has broken with the Spanish Crown that had granted Austin land. And both armies plus marauding Comanches roam the pine forest and prairie of Texas. And though they are unaware of it, there is a closer danger, a man who is plotting destruction and who will try to make Dorritt and Quinn pawns in his scheme. Can Dorritt help Quinn put all their trust in the God who has promised that those that delight in Him shall be given the desires of their hearts? Will Dorritt believe that promise.…

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