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The Little Kiosk by the Sea

Time's running out to save the little kiosk by the sea...

Sabine knows that if she doesn't come up with a plan to save her little kiosk soon, it might be too late. If only her best friend Owen would stop distracting her with marriage proposals!

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Harriet is returning to Dartmouth for the first time in thirty years, haunted by the scandal that drove her away and shocked by an inheritance that could change everything.

Rachel never expected to find love again after her world was shattered a year ago. But it seems as if the sleepy seaside town has different ideas...

One thing's for sure, it's a summer they will never forget!

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 288 pages

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