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A Father's Place in Grande Prairie, AB
Current price: $8.69
Original price: $9.99

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A Father's Place in Grande Prairie, AB
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A matchmaking little girl brings together her widowed father and her Sunday school teacher in this inspirational romance.
Summoned home for a family emergency, engineer Quinn Forrester could no longer ignore a painful past. And though he didn't plan on staying long, it seemed his precocious daughter had been praying to God a lot lately . . . and decided He wanted her daddy to marry Sunday school teacher Ellie Wayne.
Drawn to the handsome widower, Ellie yearned to ease his burden with everything in her heart. But she feared that her most closely guarded secret could drive Quinn away. Now she sought a miracle. For if God truly meant for them to become a family, He'd somehow show Quinn where he belonged. . . .
A matchmaking little girl brings together her widowed father and her Sunday school teacher in this inspirational romance.
Summoned home for a family emergency, engineer Quinn Forrester could no longer ignore a painful past. And though he didn't plan on staying long, it seemed his precocious daughter had been praying to God a lot lately . . . and decided He wanted her daddy to marry Sunday school teacher Ellie Wayne.
Drawn to the handsome widower, Ellie yearned to ease his burden with everything in her heart. But she feared that her most closely guarded secret could drive Quinn away. Now she sought a miracle. For if God truly meant for them to become a family, He'd somehow show Quinn where he belonged. . . .




















