To read a Christianbook.com licensed eBook on your nook device, you will need to use Adobe Digital Editions.
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Plug your nook into the computer and open Adobe Digital Editions.
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If this is your first time plugging your nook into ADE, you will need to authorize your nook in order add eBooks.
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Once plugged in, your nook will be displayed in the left column of Adobe Digital Editions under the Bookshelves.
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When you've chose an eBook that you wish to add to your nook, click and drag the eBook over the nook icon and let go when you see the green plus symbol.
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After you've added your eBooks to your nook, you can unplug the device from your computer and access your Library.
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To access your Christianbook.com licensed eBooks, first click the orange "My Library" button on the nook home screen to access your eBooks.
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Next, click on "View My Documents" at the bottom of your nook's navigation screen.
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Use the arrows to browse and then click the circle on the right side to select your eBook.
Successful Eagle Pass, Texas, businesswoman Callie Roberts is scarred---physically and emotionally---by her past. Meanwhile, struggling rancher Micah Neville shocks everybody when he returns from Lubbock with a baby boy. Will misguided decisions keep Callie and Micah apart? Or can they face the truth about each other---and themselves---and find love?
Callie Roberts can't shake her sense of guilt for the steamboat explosion that killed most of her family. Micah Neville can't escape feeling obligated to protect the reputation of his cousin Dan. When he "inherits" a baby boy from a woman who claims Dan is the father, Callie steps in to help. Will their tragic pasts draw them closer or pull them apart?
Author Bio
A prolific writer, Loree Lough has more than seventy books, sixty short stories, and 2,500 articles in print. Her stories have earned dozens of industry and Readers Choice awards. A frequent guest speaker for writers organizations, book clubs, private and government institutions, corporations, college and high school writing programs, and more, Loree has encouraged thousands with her comedic approach to learned-the-hard-way lessons about the craft and industry. She and her husband, Larry, split their time between a home in the Baltimore suburbs and a cabin in the Allegheny Mountains.