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    A Family for Jana

    By Eileen Berger

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    Between struggling to balance school and parenthood, Jana Jenson's hands were full. The single mother was not in the market for romanceespecially after experiencing the heartache of having her son's father abandon her. Still, Jana was grateful for the support of the Sylvan Falls community, particularly the kindness of handsome college professor Ray Hawkins .

    Although a painful lesson from the past had taught Ray to guard his heart, he couldn't get Jana off his mind. He wanted to shower her with affection and favor her son with the fatherly attention he'd missed. With the ready-made family by his side, he could imagine happily-ever-after was possible. But could he and Jana find strength from above to heal their hurts and face their pasts when their newfound happiness was threatened?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLove Inspired
    Release dateOct 17, 2011
    ISBN9781459218918
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