Love's a Mystery in Gnaw Bone, Indiana
9781961441453
288 pages
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Overview
Love's A Mystery In Gnaw Bone, Indiana is the seventh book of the romantic series Love's A Mystery.
In 1934… Kenna Calhoun is on a mission to fulfill the dying wish of her grandfather: to locate the true heir to a Scottish dukedom. Kenna travels to an artist colony in Gnaw Bone, Indiana, and meets Liam McIver, who promises to help her identify one of several possible heirs. Liam is intrigued by the lovely lass, but soon unsettling events begin to occur. Her nosy questions make him suspicious, yet her charm is capturing his heart. Can they overcome their questions about each other to right an old wrong…and build a new future together?
Today… When her grandmother dies, Eve Granville is surprised to find she now owns an estate and two heirloom rings adorned with thistles. She is also reunited with her childhood best friend, Carter Grant.
Rumors of a hidden treasure and the disappearance of the heirloom rings set them on a quest to reclaim Eve's lost inheritance. Their shared search reminds them how much their friendship once meant to them. Will it also prove to be a firm foundation for the deeper feelings they're developing?
Author Bio
Johnnie Alexander is an award-winning, bestselling novelist of more than thirty works of fiction in a variety of genres. She is on the executive boards of Serious Writer, Inc. and Mid-South Christian Writers Conference, co-hosts an online show called Writers Chat, and is board secretary for the Mosaic Collection, LLC, a select group of international award-winning indie authors.
A fan of classic movies, stacks of books, and road trips, Johnnie shares a life of quiet adventure with Griff, her happy-go-lucky collie, and Rugby, her raccoon-treeing papillon.—Orlando, Florida, area
| Dana R. Lynn is an award-winning, USA Today and Publishers Weekly bestselling author of more than twenty romantic suspense and Amish romance books. She believes in the power of God to touch people through stories. Although she grew up in Illinois, she met her husband at a wedding in Pennsylvania and told her parents she had met her future husband. Nineteen months later, they were married. Today, they live in rural Pennsylvania and are entering the world of empty nesters. She is a teacher of the deaf and hard of hearing by day and writes stories of romance and danger at night. Dana is an avid reader, loves cats, and thinks chocolate should be a food group. |
