Anita Higman

Janice A. Thompson

Larkspur Wendell hates to see anyone not enjoying life. So when she gets a new neighbor who seems more interested in his computer than in communication, Lark feels compelled to get to know him. But her spontaneity and zeal for life seems to push him further away. Everett Holden moved to a small town to work in peace and quiet. Now with a neighbor like Lark, he'll be lucky to get anything done. There is something attractive about her. . . but being around her brings up fears and hurts that that he put away long ago. Will Everett ever be able to put the past to rest? Will he let Lark bring him out of his shell and into true love?

Larkspur Dreams

"When Elizabeth purchases a beautiful porcelain pitcher for Secondhand Blessings from a mysterious man and his canine companion, she soon realizes that the pitcher is worth far more than what she paid for it. And when she finds what looks like the pitcher's matching basin in an auction held at a nearby Amish farm, she wonders if the seller could have a connection to the Amish family. Determined to find the mystery man who sold her the piece and give him the opportunity to sell it for a fairer price, Elizabeth soon realizes that tracking him down may be harder than she expected. She learns that, not only has he not been home in days, but there is a possibility he is also very sick. Can Elizabeth find him before it's too late? Meanwhile, Martha is elbow deep in flour and frosting, and Mary is working out the décor for their dear friend Anne's wedding. But they find themselves struggling to keep up with the wedding plans when the bride keeps changing her mind." --

The Ties that Bind

Annie Peterson decides to investigate when $25,000 disappears from the night deposit at the Clark County Savings and Loan where her husband Warren works, and as she eliminates suspects from her list, she finds herself having to fact the prospect that Warren, feeling the pressure of having to pay for the pending weddings of their twin daughters, has committed the theft.

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