Forbidden Falls
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Virgin River volume 9
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Welcome back to Virgin River with the books that started it all…Reverend Noah Kincaid moved to Virgin River to reopen an abandoned church he bought on eBay. Like Noah, the place is a little empty inside, but all it may need is some loving care…The young widower arrives ready to roll up his sleeves and build a place of worship and welcome, but he needs some help. And the Lord works in mysterious ways.With her tight shirts and short skirts, pastor’s assistant is not a phrase that springs to mind when Noah meets brassy, beautiful Ellie Baldwin. The former exotic dancer needs a respectable job so she can regain custody of her children. And Noah can’t help but admire her spunk and motherly determination.Noah and Ellie are an unlikely team to revitalize a church, much less build a future. The couple has so many differences, but in Virgin River anything is possible, and happiness is never out of the question.What you can expect in Forbidden Falls:
- Small Town Romance
- Reverend Hero
- Opposites Attract
- Book 1: Virgin River
- Book 2: Shelter Mountain
- Book 3: Whispering Rock
- Book 4: A Virgin River Christmas
- Book 5: Second Chance Pass
- Book 6: Temptation Ridge
- Book 7: Paradise Valley
- Book 8: Forbidden Falls
- Book 9: Angel's Peak
- Book 10: Moonlight Road
- Book 11: Promise Canyon
- Book 12: Wild Man Creek
- Book 13: Harvest Moon
- Book 14: Bring Me Home for Christmas
- Book 15: Hidden Summit
- Book 16: Redwood Bend
- Book 17: Sunrise Point
- Book 18: My Kind of Christmas
- Book 19: Return to Virgin River
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9781460340189
9781410423665
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9781410423665
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Booklist Review
Noah Kincaid is a minister in search of a church when he stumbles across Hope McCrea's eBay auction and impetuously decides to use his recent inheritance to finance his dreams. Ellie Baldwin is trying to rebuild her life and make a home for her kids away from her manipulative ex-husband, who currently has custody in an attempt to force her back into his arms. Flamboyant and attractive, Ellie is exactly the wrong person for the job of minister's assistant, but when Noah's compassion overrules his good sense, he discovers that she is also a hard worker and mature beyond her years. Carr's hugely popular contemporary-romance series set in Virgin River, California, introduces new characters and revisits familiar ones as the relatively isolated mountain town continues to grow and its residents address social issues such as homelessness, poverty, and illness.--Welch, Lynne Copyright 2009 Booklist
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Noah Kincaid is a minister in search of a church when he stumbles across Hope McCrea's eBay auction and impetuously decides to use his recent inheritance to finance his dreams. Ellie Baldwin is trying to rebuild her life and make a home for her kids away from her manipulative ex-husband, who currently has custody in an attempt to force her back into his arms. Flamboyant and attractive, Ellie is exactly the wrong person for the job of minister's assistant, but when Noah's compassion overrules his good sense, he discovers that she is also a hard worker and mature beyond her years. Carr's hugely popular contemporary-romance series set in Virgin River, California, introduces new characters and revisits familiar ones as the relatively isolated mountain town continues to grow and its residents address social issues such as homelessness, poverty, and illness. Copyright 2009 Booklist Reviews.
Copyright 2009 Booklist Reviews.
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