Beth lives in Walkersville, Maryland. She is thankful for her many children, children-in-law, step-children, foster children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren, and is happily engaged in family history research. She's the ward Primary pianist and director of the stake family history center. She's the owner and editor of Parables, which publishes realistic LDS-themed fiction.
In a Dry Land
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- ISBN978-1-310-63520-5
- EAN9781310635205
- Date de parution08/02/2014
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- ÉditeurJPCA
Résumé
Libby is a born caretaker-although not by choice. Her parents bred her specifically to care for her severely retarded older sister when they would no longer be able to. But at only nineteen-sooner than she expected-Libby is already Mama to Baby. Libby loves her sister, yet naturally still yearns for a husband and children of her own. Unfortunately, she has convinced herself that no one would ever want to marry her, with a thirty-year-old Baby.
Clearly Mick wouldn't. He knows Baby's challenges better than anyone outside the family. He also knows the family's darkest secrets. Mick loves Libby and admires her compassion. He's even willing to take on responsibility for Baby. But he hesitates to ask Libby to marry him, because she seems more in love with the idea of marriage than with him. How can he know she's not marrying him out of desperation?
Clearly Mick wouldn't. He knows Baby's challenges better than anyone outside the family. He also knows the family's darkest secrets. Mick loves Libby and admires her compassion. He's even willing to take on responsibility for Baby. But he hesitates to ask Libby to marry him, because she seems more in love with the idea of marriage than with him. How can he know she's not marrying him out of desperation?















