
Independently Published
A Most Unsuitable Match
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9798630552365
ISBN13:
9798630552365
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$16.64

A Most Unsuitable Match
$16.64
Miss Fannie Rousseau is a young woman of privilege traveling west to uncover the truth behind a family secret.
Mr. Samuel Beck is on a mission to atone for past failures that still haunt him.
Their meeting aboard a steamboat to Montana sparks an unlikely attraction. They are opposite in every way ... except in how neither one can stop thinking about the other.
Will the end of the journey bring the end of their relationship, or is it just the beginning? Award-winning novelist Stephanie Grace Whitson began writing fiction when she was inspired by the lives of pioneers laid to rest in an abandoned cemetery near her home in southeast Nebraska. She is a frequent guest speaker on a variety of historical and inspirational topics for both civic organizations and church groups. Her family, her church, historical research, and volunteering at the International Quilt Museum all rank high on her list of "favorite things."
Mr. Samuel Beck is on a mission to atone for past failures that still haunt him.
Their meeting aboard a steamboat to Montana sparks an unlikely attraction. They are opposite in every way ... except in how neither one can stop thinking about the other.
Will the end of the journey bring the end of their relationship, or is it just the beginning? Award-winning novelist Stephanie Grace Whitson began writing fiction when she was inspired by the lives of pioneers laid to rest in an abandoned cemetery near her home in southeast Nebraska. She is a frequent guest speaker on a variety of historical and inspirational topics for both civic organizations and church groups. Her family, her church, historical research, and volunteering at the International Quilt Museum all rank high on her list of "favorite things."
Author: Stephanie Grace Whitson |
Publisher: Independently Published |
Publication Date: 44157 |
Number of Pages: 296 pages |
Binding: Fiction |
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ISBN-13: 9798630552365 |