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    Charley: Ladies of Garfield, #12

    By Sharon Srock

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    A MOTHER'S WORST FEAR


    Charlene Hubbard wanted the dream—a loving husband, a fulfilling career, and a few kids. When it looked like she'd have to settle for two out of three, God dropped a child into her empty arms. For fifteen years Charley kept the secret of that adoption close, fearful that the truth would make her less of a mother in the eyes of the child she loves.


    A CHILD'S WORST NIGHTMARE


    Kinsley Hubbard has lived her whole life under the shadow of a secret. The shadow dissipated in the harsh light of truth the day she opened an Instagram message from a new friend. "You're adopted. Ask your mother about her old college friend." What are you supposed to do once you find out your whole life has been a lie?


    CAUGHT IN THE MIDDLE


    Fifteen years ago, Melissa Emmerson gave up her daughter with no intention of ever looking back. Now she needs a kidney, and she's caught between an old friend and a husband determined to do whatever it takes to save her life even if it means destroying the family Melissa helped build.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSharon Srock
    Release dateApr 2, 2018
    ISBN9781386608110
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