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Also by Debra Cowan:

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If Only, August 1997
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Dare To Remember, February 1997
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A Secret Yearning, August 1996
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For Pete's Sake, April 1996
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Our House, November 1994
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Almost Home, February 1994
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Matchmaker
Debra Cowan

Sons and Daughters series #3
Jove
October 1995
On Sale: October 1, 1995
Featuring: Lizzie Colepepper; C.J. Daltry
261 pages
ISBN: 0515117110
EAN: 9780515117110
Paperback
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Romance Historical

C.J. Daltry was the loverboy of the family – until his fiancée walked out on him. From that moment on, he swore he’d forget about romance and flowers. But then, on C.J.’s twentieth birthday, his grandmother asked him to do the impossible: to play matchmaker for lonely Lizzie Colepepper! C.J. couldn’t imagine a more difficult task. Not because Lizzie wasn’t sweet or young or pretty. She was all of those things – and more. But the scar on Lizzie’s cheek made her shy away from the prospect of gentlemen callers. C.J. knew matchmaking wouldn’t be easy. What he didn’t know was that falling in love was as simple as reaching out with his own wounded heart.

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