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When Felicity Gabriel inherits a grand mansion, she decides to transform the estate into an orphanage, determined to give children a family of their own. The first two test her mission: a clever thief who distrusts her kindness, and the traumatized daughter of Judge Tyron Hawkins, a war‑torn man devastated by her disappearance. Despite community disdain, Felicity’s caring approach restores the judge’s faith and helps the pairs begin to form a new family. With Christmas approaching, doubts flicker as they all face whether love and belonging can truly be found.
First publish date: 2009
Genre: Romance/Historical Romance
Authors: Lyn Cote
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