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Jan Karon
Mitford Years #10
Putnam
September 2014
On Sale: September 2, 2014
Featuring: Father Tim Kavanagh; Lace Turner; Dooley
ISBN: 0399167447 EAN: 9780399167447 Kindle: B00IDD9TX0 Hardcover / e-Book
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Romance Contemporary
After five hectic years of retirement from Lord’s Chapel,
Father Tim Kavanagh returns with his wife, Cynthia, from a
so-called pleasure trip to the land of his Irish ancestors. While glad to be at home in Mitford, something is
definitely
missing: a pulpit. But when he’s offered one, he decides he
doesn’t want it. Maybe he’s lost his passion. His adopted son, Dooley, wrestles with his own passion—for
the beautiful and gifted Lace Turner, and his vision to
become a successful country vet. Dooley’s brother, Sammy,
still enraged by his mother’s abandonment, destroys one of
Father Tim’s prized possessions. And Hope Murphy, owner of
Happy Endings bookstore, struggles with the potential loss
of her unborn child and her hard-won business. All this as Wanda’s Feel Good Café opens, a romance catches
fire through an Internet word game, their former mayor
hatches a reelection campaign to throw the bums out, and
the
weekly Muse poses a probing inquiry: Does Mitford still
take
care of its own? Millions of fans will applaud the chance to spend time,
once
more, in the often comic and utterly human presence of Jan
Karon’s characters. Indeed, they have never been more
sympathetic, bighearted, and engaging.
Mitford Years
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