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Backtrack by Betsy Brannon Green American Fork, Utah: Covenant Communications, 2007 (306 pp.) |
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Summary: It’s been years since four best friends have all been together in the same place. A retreat to a mountain cabin sounds like just the thing to help each woman forget her everyday stresses, at least momentarily. It’s time to reconnect and have some fun. But the light-hearted gathering suddenly turns dark as a severe storm knocks out the electricity and leaves the four stranded. And as it turns out, the man in uniform who shows up on their door may not be there to help. Meanwhile, back in Haggerty, Miss Eugenia has found love. When a younger rival for her man’s affection arrives, Miss Eugenia gets to work in her characteristically feisty way, learning all she can about this upstart. But while her discoveries may help her win her man, it may also get her killed. [from publisher's web site] more info at publisher's web site http://www.covenant-lds.com/osb2/itemdetails.cfm?ID=2013 HBLL Call No: BX 8688.3 .G82ba 2007
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