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Chapter One Angel Mary Clare Bradford, Angie to her friends, l
Chapter One
Chapter Two Josh Eagle, his shoulders slumping, entered the ho
Chapter Two
Chapter Three The following morning, Angie dressed with care.
Chapter Three
Chapter Four The Jade Pagoda was bustling when Josh held the d
Chapter Four
Chapter Five The sun was just making its way to the horizon wh
Chapter Five
Chapter Six It was midafternoon when Angie pushed herself away
Chapter Six
Chapter Seven Eva and Angus rocked contentedly in the rockers
Chapter Seven
Chapter Eight On a cold, blustery November day, everything Eag
Chapter Eight
Chapter Nine Two days before Christmas, Angie woke at four thi
Chapter Nine
Chapter One The passenger car of the Amtrak Vermonter was warm
Chapter One
Chapter Two “Come on, ladies! Break’s over!” Brenda snapped he
Chapter Two
Chapter Three Fifteen minutes after the train pulled out of th
Chapter Three
Chapter Four When Andy and Thea came to dinner the following w
Chapter Four
Chapter Five The news that the popular Miss Proctor had decide
Chapter Five
Chapter Six Kendra stood at the cleanup sink in Denny’s worksh
Chapter Six
Chapter Seven The next afternoon Kendra stormed out of the chu
Chapter Seven
Chapter Eight The second she left Mrs. Benton’s, Kendra raced
Chapter Eight
Chapter Nine Kendra knew Charlotte Sawyer because her son, Tay
Chapter Nine
Chapter Ten Charity had a bad case of laryngitis; she could ba
Chapter Ten
Chapter Eleven The church was full to bursting. It was the eve
Chapter Eleven
Chapter Twelve There had been an emergency. Right after
Chapter Twelve
Author’s Note Dear Reading Friend, Thank you for taking
To my sisters,Cindy Ann Everts and Dr. Karen Suzanne Straight.And to the sisters of my heart,Sheri H
Chapter One I didn’t look dead. At least, not yet.
Chapter One
Chapter Two A tapping sound woke me up. I saw myself still lyi
Chapter Two
Chapter Three Patricia Goodling came after Trenton. I was late
Chapter Three
Chapter Four I woke up in a chair by the window later that nig
Chapter Four
Chapter Five Don’t ask me what precisely made me jump into Jac
Chapter Five
Chapter Six Two days later Jack Benson told me he had bought a
Chapter Six
Chapter Seven I slipped right through Carly’s front door and f
Chapter Seven
Chapter Eight The next afternoon, with my body now stabilized,
Chapter Eight
Chapter Nine Evie, Dawn, Ed Surbanks, and another gentleman fr
Chapter Nine
Chapter Ten Days later, I stopped at the end of Deauville Driv
Chapter Ten
Chapter Eleven I found Bryan Cahill lying on a partly smashed
Chapter Eleven
Chapter Twelve On Friday Patricia handed out the women’s paych
Chapter Twelve
Chapter Thirteen I felt like I was suffocating. My brea
Chapter Thirteen
Chapter Fourteen Patricia came immediately to the hospital. Sh
Chapter Fourteen
Chapter Fifteen Many days later Jack took me home. My refriger
Chapter Fifteen
Chapter Sixteen It took many attempts for me to shape my glass
Chapter Sixteen
Epilogue One Year Later My Li
Epilogue
Acknowledgments Truth be told, when my editor and agent encouraged me t
Chapter One My mother had always been a bona fide Christmas fa
Chapter One
Chapter Two Labor Day, when Ma started decking the halls, ever
Chapter Two
Chapter Three When I was little we spent nearly every Christma
Chapter Three
Chapter Four As it turned out, Cooper hadn’t remembered much a
Chapter Four
Chapter Five The year I was ten, the snow had started in earne
Chapter Five
Chapter Six I hardly recognized Daniel when I opened my apartm
Chapter Six
Chapter Seven I gave Paddy the courtesy of a call first thing
Chapter Seven
Chapter Eight In my family, there was no getting around midnig
Chapter Eight
Chapter Nine After his first trip to see Ma, Daniel’s visits b
Chapter Nine
Chapter Ten Mo clutched her coat closed and exhaled the cigare
Chapter Ten
Chapter Eleven In my room, Mo had left the small table lamp bu
Chapter Eleven
Chapter Twelve The next morning I woke in my apartment—Christm
Chapter Twelve
Chapter Thirteen Cooper rang my cell phone just past noon. By
Chapter Thirteen
Chapter Fourteen “She’s WHERE?” Mo asked me, barking into her
Chapter Fourteen
Chapter Fifteen The snow began to fall in earnest on our way b
Chapter Fifteen
Chapter Sixteen Mo left the morning after Christmas on a 7:30
Chapter Sixteen
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