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    Summer at Briar Lake

    By Roxanne Rustand

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    In Summer at Briar Lake, a disillusioned lawyer searching for a quiet life in a small resort town ends up sharing a house with a woman who has a dark past, a troubled daughter and a menagerie of epic proportions.

    The situation is challenging enough, but add a miniature goat with a penchant for roses and adventure, and an unknown enemy who will stop at nothing to achieve his own goals, and life becomes even more...interesting.

    Originally published in paperback as The House at Briar Lake, this e-book version has been fully revised and updated for readers who enjoy a sweet (not hot) light romantic suspense.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRoxanne Rustand
    Release dateJan 1, 2014
    ISBN9781310162190
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    Roxanne Rustand

    USA Today best-selling author Roxanne Rustand has written over thirty-five novels. She writes for Love Inspired and Love Inspired Suspense. She lives in the country, and her horses, rescue dogs and cats sometimes find their way into her books. www.roxannerustand.comwww.facebook.com/roxanne.rustandwww.facebook.com/roxanne.rustand.authorbookbub.com/authors/roxanne-rustandTwitter @roxannerustandamazon.com/author/roxannerustand

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