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Prairie moon

by Maggie Osborne (2002)

About this book

Living on a rundown farm at the edge of a small Texas town, Della Ward is haunted by the bittersweet life she once lived with an adoring husband who died too soon. Once a laughing, carefree soul, Della is now a widow with only guilty memories for company. Until the day she sees a rugged stranger riding across the prairie toward her house. His presence awakens Della’s heart, but she can never imagine the ways this man will forever change her life.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CorePrairie moon Lead Character

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