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Last Chance Bride
The lonely bearer of a shameful secret, Libby Hodges needed to make a new start in Montana Territory as Jacob Stone's mail-order bride and mother to his little girl. Hoping to meet a loving husband, she found instead a man shattered by loss and wary of affection. Libby could read in is gentle gray eyes a desperate plea for the tenderness they both crived. But how could she claim the heart of a man who'd vowed never to give it away again, or tell her prospective groom that she carried another man's child?
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- http://id.worldcat.org/fast/1006065
- http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2008113116
- http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85078595
- http://id.worldcat.org/fast/1162002
- http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2008111425
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- "The lonely bearer of a shameful secret, Libby Hodges needed to make a new start in Montana Territory as Jacob Stone's mail-order bride and mother to his little girl. Hoping to meet a loving husband, she found instead a man shattered by loss and wary of affection. Libby could read in is gentle gray eyes a desperate plea for the tenderness they both crived. But how could she claim the heart of a man who'd vowed never to give it away again, or tell her prospective groom that she carried another man's child?"@en
- "Last Chance At Love?"@en
- "Last Chance At Love ... The lonely bearer of a shameful secret, Libby Hodges needed to make a new start-in Montana Territory as Jacob Stone's mail-order bride and mother to his little girl. Hoping to meet a loving husband, she found instead a man shattered by by loss and wary of affection. Libby could read in his gentle gray eyes a desperate plea for the tenderness they both craved. But how could she claim the heart of a man who'd vowed never to give it away again, or tell her prospective groom that she carried another man's child'"@en