Maggies Treasure : Will Maggie Find The Only Treasure That Will Save Her Fr
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Maggie Daniels is haunted by the accident. She sees it when she closes her eyes and she hears it in her fathers words Maggie should’ve come and gotten me. They are constant reminders of the tragic event. Her mama is gone and Maggie is to blame. When her daddy marries another woman, its a chance for a fresh start. But Maggie cant let go of the past. She clings to a few precious mementos, all she has left of her mother. They become secret treasures, her only link to a past filled with tenderness and joy. She focuses on these items, closing herself off to everyone who cares for her. But when a second tragedy threatens to tear her world apart, will Maggie’s treasure be enough to sustain her? Or will she finally turn to God and to the people who have tried so hard to love her?
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SKU (ISBN): 9780976682301
ISBN10: 0976682303
Sandra Waggoner
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: May 2008
Gatlin Fields # 1
Publisher: Sable Creek Press
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