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Clara And The Silent Groom. Sawyerville Mail Order Brides, #7
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- ISBN8235482081
- EAN9798235482081
- Date de parution28/07/2026
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- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
He is the strongest man in Sawyerville-and the one no one has ever heard speak. Clara Kingston came west hoping to marry a man who would share his thoughts, dreams, and daily life with her. Instead, she finds herself drawn to George Conyers, the enormous logger known throughout camp as George the Giant Ox. George speaks only in grunts, gestures, and the occasional rough whisper. He disappears into the forest for days at a time, and no one knows where he goes-or what secret keeps him silent.
Yet Clara senses gentleness beneath his fearsome appearance. With patience, shared books, quiet riverside picnics, and a few simple hand signs, she begins to reach the lonely man behind the beard. But when a terrifying accident at the logging site awakens the guilt George has carried for years, he retreats once more into the woods. To bring him back, Clara must uncover the tragedy that stole his voice-and convince him that forgiveness, love, and a second chance are still possible.
A tender frontier romance about a silent groom, a compassionate bride, and the healing power of being truly understood.
Yet Clara senses gentleness beneath his fearsome appearance. With patience, shared books, quiet riverside picnics, and a few simple hand signs, she begins to reach the lonely man behind the beard. But when a terrifying accident at the logging site awakens the guilt George has carried for years, he retreats once more into the woods. To bring him back, Clara must uncover the tragedy that stole his voice-and convince him that forgiveness, love, and a second chance are still possible.
A tender frontier romance about a silent groom, a compassionate bride, and the healing power of being truly understood.
