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Come Summer by Sandra Steffen

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Also by Sandra Steffen:

A Bride Until Midnight, April 2011
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Ex's and Oh's, February 2006
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Come Summer
Sandra Steffen

Zebra
April 2004
Featuring: Liza Cassidy
320 pages
ISBN: 082177557X
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Contemporary | Romance

In search of her sister’s past, she’ll meet her own future head-on.
When artist Liza Cassidy heads for tiny Alcott, New Hampshire, she’s traveling back in time—to the last year of her twin sister Laurel’s life. Five years have passed since Laurel died, and Liza’s grief is finally a dull ache instead of a fresh wound. But an unopened letter has revealed a secret about Laurel’s last months that Liza never imagined: a child.

Liza needs to meet the little boy who is the only remaining link to Laurel, but what she finds in charming, seaside Alcott is far more complicated than a child with the Cassidys’ red hair. Such as young Tommy’s enigmatic father, Sheriff Jack McCall, and an extended family of townspeople all touched by Laurel’s presence in their lives—and shattered by her disappearance.

For cautious, careful Liza, who was always the flip side of Laurel’s free-spirited independence, connecting to Jack and Tommy is both a temptation and a risk. But as she settles into the community her twin called home, she suspects that finishing what Laurel began might be the last gift her sister had given her…

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