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|  | | Once Upon a Proposal (A Dream Come True, Book 2)
Ray takes Sophie back to the place they met, “The Most Magical Place on Earth” for the perfect proposal. But will the magic bring them together or pull them apart?
Ray and Sophie is heading back to “The Most Magical Place on Earth,” and this time Ray is bringing their two best friends . . . and a ring!
Having found his true love, Ray is over the moon about his perfect plan to ask Sophie for her hand in marriage. He arranges to return to the place they met, Walt Disney World, with their two best friends, Hyun and Carlos. But when Ray’s proposal attempts are foiled at every turn, he wonders if the universe is against him.
Sophie is concerned about returning to the place that holds so many memories, even though she’d overcome a lot of her | |  | | Once Upon a Romance (A Dream Come True, Book 1)
Christmas. Disney. Romance. No greater magic.
Christmas. Disney. Romance. No greater magic.
When Sophie’s eight-year-old niece, Ariel, asks Santa Claus for a single wish to honor her mom’s memory, Sophie knows she must grant it. Unfortunately for Sophie, Ariel's wish is to ride her mom's favorite ride on Christmas day, and it’s at the last place on earth Sophie wants to visit—Walt Disney World. It will be the first Christmas without her sister, and reliving childhood memories of her best friend is not how she wants to spend her holiday. Sophie’s only desire is to spend Christmas on the slopes with her reliable and stable beau, Da | |  | | The Future Memoir of Ann Jones
The perfectly-normal Ann Jones has a strange and foreboding glimpse into her own future, one that holds an unanticipated exuberance: her husband dies suddenly (and questionably); she finds love again; joins a peculiar knitting club (full of the strangest assortment of women, none of whom actually knit, but follow cult-like rules).
When the perfectly-normal Ann Jones rants on about a bizarre and hauntingly immersive vision into her own future, her best friend, Alex, thinks she may have taken a swig or two.
After her freak encounter, Ann recounts the strange and foreboding glimpse of her future life—one that holds an unanticipated exuberance: her beloved husband dies suddenly (and questionably); she moves to the East Coast; finds love again; joins a peculiar knitting club (full of the strangest assortment of women, none of whom actually knit, but all of whom follow cult-like rules—such as, “What Happens in Knitti |
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