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    The Determined Amish Bachelor: Seven Amish Bachelors, #6

    By Samantha Price

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    Timothy's actions have divided the once close-knit Fuller family. 
    Can he turn his life around in time for the arrival of his baby? 

    Previous books in this series:
    Book #1 The Amish Bachelor
    Book #2 His Amish Romance
    Book #3 Joshua's Choice
    Book #4 Forbidden Amish Romance
    Book #5 The Quiet Amish Bachelor

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSamantha Price
    Release dateJan 12, 2018
    ISBN9781386056331
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    The Determined Amish Bachelor: Seven Amish Bachelors, #6
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    Samantha Price

    Samantha Price is a USA Today bestselling and All-Stars author of Christian Suspense and Amish romance & mysteries. She is best known for the Ettie Smith Amish Mysteries series and the Expectant Amish Widows series. All her books are clean and wholesome reads. When not writing, she loves having fun with her six grandchildren, her dog, and her rescue cat who thinks he's a dog.  To learn more about Samantha Price and her books visit SamanthaPriceAuthor.com.

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