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Parting secrets

by Becky Melby and Cathy Wienke (2010)

About this book

Jeanie is pursuing her dream of winning a pastry chef contest that will send her to Paris to study and possibly teach. But she hadn’t counted on her daughter’s father showing up in time to give her away at her wedding. But Steven is here. . .and asking questions about Jeanie’s disappearance nearly thirty years ago. If she reveals the truth, she risks losing him again. When the past rises up and engulfs them with its secrets, can their rekindled feelings for one another survive the devastating impact? Is there really a future for them—together?

Setting / LocationFrance
Story EraContemporary / Future
Protagonist / CoreParting secrets Lead Character

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