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|  | | As Long as He Needs Me
This is a story of a marriage with all its ups and downs, and a psychological novel of faith, memory, love, and the unyielding supemacy of time.
In honor of their 35th wedding anniversary, Kitty and Clem Johanssen set off on what's supposed to be a dream vacation: a gracious cruise up the East Coast from New Yrok to Montreal But in a hectic rush to embark, Clem foolishly loses his cash to a couple of street swindlers. Unbeknownst to Kitty, the incident sets off a profound introspection of Clem's weaknesses, regrets, and mortality--amplified by the sudden appearance of his old war buddy-turned politician, T. McCollough Boyle, druing a shore excursion. As Clem grows more distant throughout the trip, Kitty falls in with an attractive-- | |  | | Don't Let the Good Life Pass You By
An inspirational story of how love overcomes the most debilitating tragedy and brings new hope and comfort.
Kitty Maddox's husband, Ray, is killed in an auto accident and her 12-year-old daughter, Jamie, is left a paraplegic, while her Happy Trails Guest Rance has fallen on hard times. For Kitty there seems to be no way out, but then her good friend, Dr. Powell, sends a mysterious stranger, Ben Shelton, to help her and between them they convince Kitty to turn her ranch into a therapeutic riding camp for handicapped kids.
Kitty is thrilled when she sees how Jamie, with the help of her beloved horse, Peaches, is thriving as she learns to ride again. Her heart is mending, too, | |  | | Indian Time
A gripping, romantic novel set in the exotic Southwest, "Indian Time" tells the story of two people caught in a clash of cultures.
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Young doctor, Cleo King, seems to have everything: a nice home,a successful career, and a handsome lawyer boyfriend, who is eager to marry her. But because of some strange, half-forgotten guilt from her past, Cleo has serious commitment issues.
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"That Certain Summer" tells the story of Sally Grimes, a feisty girl from Iowa, who gets a dream job writing the life story of a famous actress, Diane Fenwick and moves to a Gatsbyesque community in Connecticut. She falls in love with Ricardo, the handsome hunk next door, who is an honest-to-god count and a Princeton graduate, but it working as a handyman for the reclusive millonaire Morley-Watts, who suspects Diane is hiding something he desperately wants. What is Ricardo's connectiong to Diane, and why is Sally suddenly plunged into danger she has no control over?
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