Summers Flame
$15.99
All Proceeds from the sale of this book will benefit Food for the Poor(R) Firefighter Aiden Hawk has found his calling-giving back to the community that helped raise him-but deep down he longs for more. When Summer Cassel comes into his life hope sparks, and he dares to dream of a family to call his own, but each time he nears her, his nerves kick in and a shy streak takes hold. When Aiden moves in next door, Summer is determined to give him a proper welcome. After all, the handsome man ignites a flame she can’t seem to resist. But, she doesn’t take risks, especially those involving her heart, so when she discovers there is more to her bashful neighbor than meets the eye, Summer must make the ultimate decision… Will she be bound by fear or released by faith?
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SKU (ISBN): 9781611165098
ISBN10: 1611165091
Wendy Davy
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: August 2015
Publisher: Pelican Book Group
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