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Love at Turtle Dove Inn - Softcover

Buch 1 von 9: Inheritance Bay

Warner, Susan

 
9781953834423: Love at Turtle Dove Inn

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After a string of bad luck, she needs a new beginning—not a boyfriend. Riley Jackson thinks she’s finally caught a break when she gets a job offer back home in Inheritance Bay. But when she arrives, the job has fallen through. And then nearly getting run over by a handsome bachelor? Hardly surprising at this point. She can’t refuse his offer for a job though, especially because it comes with room and board. Conner Sanders bought the Turtle Dove Inn—a romantic notion to give his parents a chance to relive their honeymoon. But the inn needs a lot of work, which is why Riley is the perfect answer. If only he could figure out why , the small-town residents don’t seem willing to help him. Or why he can’t stop thinking about kissing his beautiful new hotel manager. Riley isn’t looking for love and Conner doesn’t think love is in his skillset. Can two strangers learn to let go of their past mistakes and be healed by unconditional love? Start reading today and discover the small-town charm, irresistible chemistry, and sweet storylines of the Inheritance Bay series.

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Susan Bogert Warner, known by the pen name Elizabeth Wetherell, was a significant American author recognized for her contributions to religious and sentimental fiction. Born on July 11, 1819, in New York City, she developed a literary voice shaped by strong moral and spiritual influences. Her writing often combined emotional depth with religious reflection, making her works widely read in the nineteenth century. She gained lasting recognition for The Wide, Wide World, a landmark in children's and domestic fiction that emphasized faith, perseverance, and personal growth. Writing primarily in English, Warner created narratives that explored inner life, ethical choices, and the role of belief in everyday struggles. She frequently collaborated and shared intellectual space with her sister, Anna Bartlett Warner, who was also a writer. Warner spent much of her later life in Highland Falls, where she continued her literary and religious pursuits until her death on March 17, 1885. Her legacy remains influential in shaping early American religious and sentimental literature.

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