Little Shoes And Mistletoe - eBook
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Little Shoes And Mistletoe - eBook  -     By: Sally Laity

Little Shoes And Mistletoe - eBook

Barbour Publishing / 2014 / ePub

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Title: Little Shoes And Mistletoe - eBook
By: Sally Laity
Format: DRM Free ePub
Vendor: Barbour Publishing
Publication Date: 2014
ISBN: 9781630584030
ISBN-13: 9781630584030
Series: Truly Yours
Stock No: WW69121EB

Publisher's Description

Not only has Eliza's fiance', Weston Elliot, run away with someone else, but that someone else had been her best friend. Now living in New York City, Eliza is building a new life. One without men or social gatherings. But that is before she meets two young orphans who quickly steal her heart, before Weston Elliot makes a disturbing reappearance, and before Eliza finds herself fighting an attraction to another woman's fiance'. Will Eliza discover a path of service that can keep her heart safe from the dangers of love, or will she find the courage to accept a surprising gift from God hidden between four pairs of little shoes and a bunch of mistletoe? 

Author Bio

Sally Laity considers it a joy to know that the Lord can touch other hearts through her stories. She has written both historical and contemporary novels, including a co-authored series for Tyndale House and another for Barbour Publishing, nine Heartsong Romances, and twelve Barbour novellas. Her favorite pastimes include quilting for her church’s Prayer Quilt Ministry and scrapbooking. She makes her home in the beautiful Tehachapi Mountains of southern California with her husband of fifty years and enjoys being a grandma and great-grandma. 

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