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    Wings to Fly: The Silver Locket Sisterhood, #5
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    Wings to Fly: The Silver Locket Sisterhood, #5

    By Laurel Hawkes

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    Love

    Samantha Merritt wants a forever relationship, but painful lessons from the past interfere with her ability to trust anyone, including God. Despite her friend's reassurances 'this guy is different,' she refuses the offer of another blind date, until she meets him. Now it's too late...

    Trust

    Jordan Tyler trusts God to protect him but also believes in doing his part by avoiding people who guarantee extra drama. Accepting a blind date with an abuse survivor is not his idea of a leap of faith, more like a fall into stupidity, until he meets her. Choosing friendship didn't mean love would follow...

    Forever

    God looks on the heart and sees what mortal eyes do not. Only an All-knowing God would pair a couple who worked so hard to avoid each other. The only thing standing in their way of their own Happily Ever After is them...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDesert Breeze Publishing, Inc
    Release dateFeb 21, 2015
    ISBN9781612524795
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