Debbie Macomber
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In this 10th book in the series, Cedar Cove is all abuzz over the engagement of Mack and Mary Jo. But what would they say if they knew Rachel Peyton was pregnant, and doesn’t want her resentful stepdaughter to know?
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A letter from Dr. Michael Everett’s deceased wife, Hannah, beseeches him to remarry. But Hannah also chose three women she thought could bring him the happiness he deserves. Will he grant her request?
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A master storyteller’s true stories show how simple acts of generosity had life-changing impacts on recipients and givers. Her loving and generous heart will inspire you to perform kind acts in your own life.
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Frustrated in love, Cassie turns to a pro matchmaker—who claims to have her perfect mate in mind. But first he gives her three Christmas tasks to perform that lead to comical mishaps…and a wonderful surprise.
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The Truly Terribly Horrible Sweater...That Grandma Knit
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A horrible gift makes the greatest gift ever in this heartfelt tale by the author of the Cedar Cove series! (Ages 4-6)
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Unidentified remains outside of town is the least of Sheriff Troy Davis’ troubles. It seems his daughter, Megan, may be the reason the widower’s high school sweetheart has ended their anticipated walk down the aisle.
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In Lydia’s Knit to Quit class, they learn that with the help of friends, even the most snarled stitches can be smoothed.
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Is Cedar Cove’s pastor having an affair? The answer is in this delightful new addition to the ever-popular series.
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In this moving story, a lonely child shows despondent young widow Anne Marie Roche how to make wishes come true.
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In this moving story, a lonely child shows despondent young widow Anne Marie Roche how to make wishes come true.
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Terri is living a charmed life married to chess champion Bobby Polgar, and she couldn't be happier. But when Bobby tells her he's worried about “protecting his queen,” she knows he's not talking about chess....
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After a brief affair, widow Colette Black starts life anew with the friends she finds through knitting at A Good Yarn.
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Justine and her husband, Seth, face challenging days ahead amid the scandals and news of Cedar Cove, Washington.
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Cedar Cove’s P.I. Roy McAfee and his wife Corrie are receiving strange messages asking if they “regret the past.”
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A group of women, including two scorned wives, find support in their knitting group.
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Debbie Macomber
Debbie Macomber, author of the “irresistibly delicious and addictive” (Publishers Weekly) Cedar Cove series, is one of today’s leading voices in women’s fiction. Success, however, didn’t come easily. The dyslexic mother of four wrote her early books at the kitchen table on a rented typewriter, never imagining that she would once day become a regular on every major bestseller list with more than 100 million copies of her books in print. Her first novel, Heartsong, was the first romance to be reviewed by Publishers Weekly. She parlayed her love for knitting into such beloved hits as The Shop on Blossom Street ,/i>and A Good Yarn, where she could express the concerns, emotions and values of women with empathy and humor. Macomber and her husband are the parents of four children and grandparents of nine.
