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Two Weddings and a Baby

By: Scarlett Bailey
Narrated by: Alex Tregear
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Summary

Tamsyn Thorne has not been back to her hometown of Poldore for five years. But now her brother, Ruan, is about to get married, and she has no excuse. Her plans to arrive in Cornwall looking chic and successful are dashed when a storm turns her from fashion goddess to a drowned rat. Worse, she ends up insulting the local hunky vicar--and then finds a tiny baby abandoned in his churchyard.
©2014 Rowan Coleman (P)2014 W F Howes Ltd
Women's Fiction Romance
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"A fab summery book that's got everything from Chanel coats to sexy vicars!" ( Fabulous Magazine)

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I never thought a sowing could do so much. Mother and were never sopost to part

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amazing book!

I loved this story. I couldn't stop listening to it. it was great from beginning to end!

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Only if you love ‘chick lit’

I read this as part of a book club assigned book. It was very predictable and all too convenient with caricatures rather than characters. It’s not trying to be otherwise and this may be a number of people’s cup of tea, just not mine. I found the wholehearted embrace of ‘true love’ being the answer to everything naive, not doing justice to the complexities of life. Not a great book for those actually suffering!

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