| Author: | Deborah Grace Staley | ISBN: | 9781935661399 |
| Publisher: | Belle Books | Publication: | May 31, 2009 |
| Imprint: | Bell Bridge Books | Language: | English |
| Author: | Deborah Grace Staley |
| ISBN: | 9781935661399 |
| Publisher: | Belle Books |
| Publication: | May 31, 2009 |
| Imprint: | Bell Bridge Books |
| Language: | English |
A charming romance about the lives and loves of people in a small Tennessee town. In the tradition of Debbie Macomber. "Hey ya'll. Dixie Ferguson here. I run Ferguson's Diner in Angel Ridge Tennessee. Population three hundred forty-five. It's a picturesque town in the valley of the Little Tennessee River established in 1785. In the early days its first families--the McKays the Wallaces the Houstons the Joneses and of course the Craigs--staked their claims on hundreds of acres of the richest bottom land anyone had ever seen. After all the years I've spent behind the counter at Ferguson's I could probably tell ya'll a story about near everyone in town. But we only have so much time so I'll narrow it down to just two for now. This is a story about coming home. It's also a story about acceptin' folks for who they are. You could say it's a story about Josie Allen a librarian and Cole Craig a handyman but I say it's a story about finding love where you'd least expect to."
A charming romance about the lives and loves of people in a small Tennessee town. In the tradition of Debbie Macomber. "Hey ya'll. Dixie Ferguson here. I run Ferguson's Diner in Angel Ridge Tennessee. Population three hundred forty-five. It's a picturesque town in the valley of the Little Tennessee River established in 1785. In the early days its first families--the McKays the Wallaces the Houstons the Joneses and of course the Craigs--staked their claims on hundreds of acres of the richest bottom land anyone had ever seen. After all the years I've spent behind the counter at Ferguson's I could probably tell ya'll a story about near everyone in town. But we only have so much time so I'll narrow it down to just two for now. This is a story about coming home. It's also a story about acceptin' folks for who they are. You could say it's a story about Josie Allen a librarian and Cole Craig a handyman but I say it's a story about finding love where you'd least expect to."
