Edenbrooke by Julianne Donaldson

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Edenbrooke by Julianne Donaldson
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Marianne Daventry will do anything to escape the boredom of Bath and the amorous attentions of an unwanted suitor. So when an invitation arrives from her twin sister, Cecily, to join her at a sprawling country estate, she jumps at the chance. Thinking she’ll be able to relax and enjoy her beloved English countryside while her sister snags the handsome heir of Edenbrooke, Marianne finds that even the best laid plans can go awry.

From a terrifying run-in with a highwayman to a seemingly harmless flirtation, Marianne finds herself embroiled in an unexpected adventure filled with enough romance and intrigue to keep her mind racing. Will Marianne be able to rein in her traitorous heart, or will a mysterious stranger sweep her off her feet? Fate had something other than a relaxing summer in mind when it sent Marianne to Edenbrooke.

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  • Original Title:Edenbrooke
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  • Language:en
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  • Publisher:Deseret Book Company
  • Date:2012-03-25T22:00:00+00:00
  • Subject:David_James Mobilism.org
  • File Size:331.860 KB

Table of Content

  • 1. Chapter 1
  • 2. Chapter 2
  • 3. Chapter 3
  • 4. Chapter 4
  • 5. Chapter 5
  • 6. Chapter 6
  • 7. Chapter 7
  • 8. Chapter 8
  • 9. Chapter 9
  • 10. Chapter 10
  • 11. Chapter 11
  • 12. Chapter 12
  • 13. Chapter 13
  • 14. Chapter 14
  • 15. Chapter 15
  • 16. Chapter 16
  • 17. Chapter 17
  • 18. Chapter 18
  • 19. Chapter 19
  • 20. Chapter 20
  • 21. Chapter 21
  • 22. Chapter 22
  • 23. Chapter 23
  • 24. Chapter 24
  • 25. Chapter 25
  • 26. Chapter 26
  • 27. Chapter 27
  • 28. Acknowledgments
  • 29. About the Author
  • 30. Discussion Questions
  • 31. Q&A with Julianne Donaldson

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Blue Bunny

Beautiful book, expertly written. I thoroughly enjoyed this story of modesty, friendship, and love. Written in understandably realistic way, I didn’t feel it was too cheesy or too quick to gloss over the conflicts and misunderstandings naturally created. I was able to feel like this could be based on a true story and that made it all the more relatable. I couldn’t help but be invested in Marianne’s journey of love and self-acceptance, and that made it all the more delightful.

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