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    Walking Shoes: Mt. Hope Southern Adventures, #1

    By Lynne Gentry

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    When you've got nowhere else to go…

    After a shocking tragedy, small-town pastor's wife Leona Harper tries to bring her family together again. Each step she takes toward finding happiness turns the dusty Mt. Hope community on its heels. Heart-warming characters will have you laughing until you cry.

    "Gentry always leaves readers wanting more." (RT Book Reviews)

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLynne Gentry
    Release dateJun 4, 2017
    ISBN9781386700333
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    Walking Shoes: Mt. Hope Southern Adventures, #1
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    Lynne Gentry

    Lynne Gentry is an actor/director turned fiction author who loves using her crazy imagination to entertain audiences with her books. Her varied works range from the highly-praised time travel series (Carthage Chronicles) to a laugh-out-loud romantic comedy series (Mt. Hope Southern Adventures). Her newest release is a co-written romantic medical thriller (Ghost Heart). RT Reviews calls this Top Pick author one to watch. Readers say her writing is extraordinary and her stories exceptional. When Lynne is not creating enchanting new worlds, she’s laughing with her family or working with her medical therapy dog. Find out more about Lynne at www.lynnegentry.com.

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