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Crimson Mountain
No longer heir to her father's fortune, Laurel Sheridan returns to her hometown of Carrollton to earn her living. But a wrong turn soon brings her to a life-threatening tight spot. Phil Pilgrim, a soldier, rescues Laurel and vows to stick by her for the remainder of his leave, then finds it hard to leave Laurel at all. With Phil gone, Laurel draws strength from beautiful Crimson Mountain. Then she overhears a plot to destroy the town's new munitions plant, and one decision could spare lives or spell disaster.
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- "Laurel Sheridan overhears a sinister plot ot blow up the local defense plant and decides she must try to tell Phil Pilgrim, the handsome captain she met by chance along the road."
- "No longer heir to her father's fortune, Laurel Sheridan returns to her hometown of Carrollton to earn her living. But a wrong turn soon brings her to a life-threatening tight spot. Phil Pilgrim, a soldier, rescues Laurel and vows to stick by her for the remainder of his leave, then finds it hard to leave Laurel at all. With Phil gone, Laurel draws strength from beautiful Crimson Mountain. Then she overhears a plot to destroy the town's new munitions plant, and one decision could spare lives or spell disaster."@en
- "Laurel Sheridan overhears a sinister plot to blow up the local defense plant and decides she must try to tell Phil Pilgrim, the handsome captain she met by chance along the road."@en
- ""No longer heir to her father's fortune, Laurel Sheridan returns to her hometown of Carrollton to earn her living. But a wrong turn soon brings her to a life-threatening tight spot. Phil Pilgrim, a soldier, rescues Laurel and vows to stick by her for the remainder of his leave...then finds it hard to leave Laurel at all. With Phil gone, Laurel draws strength from beautiful Crimson Mountain.... Then she overhears a plot to destroy the town's new munitions plant, and one decision could spare lives--or spell disaster."--Publisher."@en
- "No longer heir to her fathers fortune, Laurel Sheridan returns to her hometown of Carrollton to earn her living. But a wrong turn soon brings her to a life-threatening tight spot. Phil Pilgrim, a soldier, rescues Laurel and vows to stick by her for the remainder of his leave. . .then finds it hard to leave Laurel at all. With Phil gone, Laurel draws strength from beautiful Crimson Mountain. . . . Then she overhears a plot to destroy the towns new munitions plant, and one decision could spare lives or spell disaster."
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