Shaded Light View Online By N.J. Lindquist
| Title | : | Shaded Light |
| Author | : | N.J. Lindquist |
| Format | : | Kindle Edition |
| Page | : | 448 pages |
| ISBN | : |
With matchmaking on her mind, Ellen Brodie looks forward to a quiet long weekend with her husband, her son, and a visitor from Alberta Lorry Preston, the auburn haired daughter of Ellen s favourite cousin But the weekend is doomed Ellen s husband invites his two legal partners and their quarrelling wives A black sheep nephew shows up One of the legal partners brings hi With matchmaking on her mind, Ellen Brodie looks forward to a quiet long weekend with her husband, her son, and a visitor from Alberta Lorry Preston, the auburn haired daughter of Ellen s favourite cousin But the weekend is doomed Ellen s husband invites his two legal partners and their quarrelling wives A black sheep nephew shows up One of the legal partners brings his wife s wallflower sister Ellen s son brings his devastatingly handsome best friend A new neighbour throws herself on Ellen s mercy because of renovations If that isn t enough, Lorry discovers a body in the Japanese garden, and the law arrives in the form of a tired Paul Manziuk and his brand new, totally unwanted partner, Detective Constable Jacqueline Ryan Note Discussion Questions for Book Clubs are in the back of the book along with some Bonus Features not in the print versions
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A Second Cup of Hot Apple Cider: Words to Stimulate the Mind and Delight the Spirit (Powerful Stories of Faith, Hope, and Love, # 3)
Hot Apple Cider: Words to Stir the Heart and Warm the Soul
Hot Apple Cider with Cinnamon: Stories of Finding Love in Unexpected Places (Powerful Stories of Faith, Hope, and Love, #4)
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Published :2016-01-19T12:34+01:00
With matchmaking on her mind, Ellen Brodie looks forward to a quiet long weekend with her husband, her son, and a visitor from Alberta Lorry Preston,
448 pagesN.J. Lindquist
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