The Chautauqua Series Book Bundle, Books 4-6 (The Chautauqua Books 2)
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| Rating | : | 4.58 (964 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00GLSFJTW |
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| Number of Pages | : | 582 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-07-17 |
| Language | : | English |
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Volume 2 of Isabella Alden’s Chautauqua Girls Series. When business matters require he travel to Europe alone, he surprises Ruth by returning home with a wife!Beautiful and fragile, Irene settles into life with her new husband and mother-in-law, but it isn’t long before conflicts arise. This book bundle contains books 4 through 6 of the beloved Chautauqua Series, as well as bonus materials:- Reader Group Discussion Topics- An Overview of Isabella Alden’s Books by Christian author, Jenny Berlin- A Biography of the AuthorJudge Burnham’s Daughters (Book 4):It’s six years later and Ruth Erskine Burnham’s life appears to be perfect. Irene tells falsehoods, sabotages Ruth’s plans and manipulates family and friends to make Ruth look foolish. He has neither his mother’s faith nor her enthusiasm for the place. Her husband is a well-respected judge; her elegant home is the envy of her neighbors; and she’s the proud mother of a precocious little boy and step-mother to two grown daughters. They’ve brought their grown children and grandchildren with them to spend the summer in fellowship and worship; but for Flossy’s son, Burnham, it’s all a dead bore. Now Ruth has a decision to make: Should she keep the secret and continue to try to win Irene over? Or should she use the power of the secret to banish Irene forever and possibly lose her son’s love, as well?Four Mother’s at Chautauqua (Book 6):Eurie, Flossy,
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