History
The River Nymph
ISBN 978-0999657959
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Georgia, 1924. Fourteen-year-old Tenny is determined to change her fate. After running away from bleak prospects to a tiny town, she fights to find a respectable place to stay. But with scant belongings and little money, she’s soon battling for survival in a world of dangerous men.
Pete could never forget the vision of the pretty girl he saw washing in a river. But the aspiring medical student has grand plans for his future, and pursuing the affections of the town belle is his biggest goal.
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Cleverly lying her way into nursing school, Tenny’s blossoming friendship with the young doctor-in-training ends in heartbreak when he marries another woman. But after Pete’s life is turned upside down with an invalid wife and a needy newborn, it’s Tenny he leans on for support.
Will their hearts turn aside, or will they take a second chance for real love?
"A richly detailed and thoroughly entertaining historical tale"--Kirkus Reviews
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Gold medal winner, Benjamin Franklin Award 2020 Silver medal, Southern Fiction, Readers Favorite Award
Named one of the 100 best Indie books of 2017 by Kirkus Reviews (Starred Review)
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Rubies from Burma
A world at war. Romantic tension. A forlorn girl determined to win over a man she cannot have.
Georgia, 1941. Mae Lee Willis may only be eight years old, but she has her heart set on her older sister’s boyfriend. Frustrated by her sibling’s infidelity to the dashing paratrooper, she takes matters into her own hands. But the little girl never expected spilling the beans would have fatal consequences…
When the long-forbidden apple of Mae Lee’s eye returns years later damaged in mind and body from his battles in Burma, she can’t shake her naïve longing. But when a sudden tragedy commits her to her sister’s care, the heartsick teen is forced to face the brutal fragility of family bonds and selfless sacrifice.
Will Mae Lee’s WWII flame be smothered by reality?
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“Exceptionally satisfying—Lovett is the real deal.” –Kirkus reviews
Wildwood Flower
A secret from a tragic past meets the longings of a lonely present.
When Reverend David Wilder gets a letter from the daughter he has never known, he realizes that an old promise is a debt he might not be able to repay. His quiet life in the mountains of Western North Carolina will never be the same again. What would happen to his church?
Molly has always felt she never quite fit in with her family. Nobody will tell her what happened to her mother, and she suspects that Daddy is not her birth father. She'll stop at nothing to find the answer.
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