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Her Cowboy Dilemma

by C.J. Carmichael

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Kensington
June 2017
On Sale: May 30, 2017
352 pages
ISBN: 1496711637
EAN: 9781496711632
Kindle: B01LJKQIP0
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Jennifer Beckstrand, Molly Jebber, Amy Lillard

Jennifer Beckstrand
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Under bright blue skies, wedding bells ring—fulfilling sweet dreams, impossible wishes, and joyous new beginnings . . .

THE RELUCTANT GROOM
Jennifer Beckstrand
Spirited Suvie Newswenger has three marriage proposals—but not from the man she truly loves. No matter how lonely widower Aaron Beachy is, he seems determined to stay that way forever. Now, with help from his matchmaking great-grandparents, Suvie will do whatever it takes to rekindle Aaron’s hope—and spark happiness for a lifetime.

JOSHUA’S BRIDE
Molly Jebber
Madeline Lehman fears her fiancé’s family will never accept her because of her rebellious sister. She’s postponed her wedding to Joshua Stutzman until they see the truth. But when Maddie adopts her sister’s abandoned baby, can she and Joshua find a way to unite their families through forgiveness as well as love?

A SUMMER WEDDING IN PARADISE
Amy Lillard
Reba Schmucker longs to be a bride. And she knows her mischievous nieces just wanted to help when they “chose” Abel Weaver for her. But he’s the last man in the world she’d ever marry. There’s no way her independence and his stubbornness could ever get along—unless a sudden crisis somehow leads to understanding . . . and love.

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“Where’s Aaron?” Felty said, studying her face with a perceptive gleam in his eye, like he could tell the difference between tears and rain. “Is he out nursing his rock pile?” Suvie didn’t know what to say. She was probably their first matchmaking failure, and they’d feel bad about it, even if it wasn’t their fault. They’d been given so little to work with. “He, uh, he doesn’t want to look for petunias.” Anna frowned and got the same gleam in her eye that Felty had. “What has he done now?” Suvie couldn’t keep the hitch from her voice, no matter how hard she tried. “Nothing.” Except leave her standing in the rain with nothing to show for it but a thoroughly broken heart and an unfinished box of graham crackers. Anna clucked her tongue. “Did he try to share his bran flakes with you? That’s enough to scare any girl off. What good are bran flakes except to keep him regular?” “Maybe he likes that they keep him regular,” Felty said. “No girl wants a boy who isn’t regular.” Anna huffed out an impatient breath. “What’s romantic about being regular?” Felty took off his hat and scratched his head. “I don’t know. I prefer prunes.” The wrinkles puckered around Anna’s mouth. “That boy is determined to scare girls off with his breakfast cereal.” Suvie gave Anna a sad smile. “I didn’t see any bran flakes this morning.” Felty stroked his beard. “But he doesn’t want petunias.” Suvie lowered her eyes. “No petunias.” Anna clucked her tongue again. “Well, he’s not going to catch a wife with bran flakes. Somebody needs to tell him that being regular is not the least bit romantic.” Anna let Felty help her into the buggy. “Ach, Felty. Sometimes I think nobody would get married without our help. Die youngie are so thick sometimes.”