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Caroline Myers had been eighteen when she'd first discovered how potent her grandfather's recipe for 'tea' was. So, when her two maiden aunts suggested a vacation in Alaska, Caroline was sure they'd overindulged in the family brew. Why go now -- especially right after she'd just been jilted by her fiance? But Caroline didn't know that her well-meaning relatives had cooked up a scheme. They thought that becoming a mail-order bride for rugged Alaskan Paul Trevor would be perfect for Caroline. And after gazing into Paul's dark eyes, Caroline had to agree. Could she have found an even more potent elixir than grandfather's tea?
First publish date: October 1, 1987
Genre: General Fiction/General Fiction
Authors: Debbie Macomber
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