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First published: 1946
Language: English
Editions: 4

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Beautiful, young Eden is left alone to fend for herself after the death of her beloved father. When her own greedy cousin and aunt attempt to steal the precious inheritance her father has left her, Eden is aided by the handsome, young lawyer Lance Lorrimer. Will Eden learn how to find her way in the world without her earthly father as she comes to know her heavenly Father? - Amazon.

Subjects: Love stories
Young women
Inheritance and succession
Large print books
Religious fiction

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