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Joe's wife by Cheryl St. John · Booklabria

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Joe's wife

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Joe's wife

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First published: 1999
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

Memories…

Tye Hatcher returned to Aspen Grove to find that life in the sleepy Western town hadn't changed much. The townspeople stubbornly refused to see the man he had become. That is, everybody but Meg Telford. Meg definitely took notice of the reticent rancher and gave him a chance in life when no one else would. Still, Meg clung to the memories of her late husband, afraid of the feelings Tye aroused in her heart. And though Tye vowed to prove his worth to the town, could he ever prove to Meg that he was worthy of her love?

Subjects: Romance

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