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Western Winter Wedding Bells
October 2010

When a lady’s companion finds herself facing prison over a crime she did not commit, her flight lands her in the household of a small town sheriff who has mistaken her for the housekeeper he is expecting to give his daughter a real old fashioned Christmas…but she can’t cook!

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Excerpt
Excerpt from The Sheriff's Housekeeper Bride - by Jenna Kernan

   “Eliza, I want this to be your Christmas, too. You’re a part of the family now.”

   She felt her face heat. He was being polite, kind even. But she knew very well that an employee is not and never would be a true part of any family. She’d reconciled that long ago. She, however, was not even a real employee. And she did not deserve to be included in this family until he knew it all.

   “That is very generous of you to say,” she began. “But—”

   “I’m not just saying it. I mean it.” He touched her chin, lifting it until her eyes met his. “I don’t know how you did it, but Abby has never been so taken with anyone.”

   This was about his daughter then, not his feelings. How had it happened so quickly? How had she fallen in love with him in so short a course of days?

   Tell him now. Tell him what you’ve done.

   She looked into his eyes and saw everything she ever wanted shining back. His skin was rosy from the cold and his warm breath condensed into a vapor when he exhaled.

   “Truth be told, it’s not only Addy who’s taken. I am, too.”

   Her breathing stopped. What was he saying?

   “I only wanted someone to look after Addy. But now I want so much more.”

   Eliza lost her tongue completely and could only stare in mute astonishment. She’d already waited too long.

   “I have something to tell you,” she blurted.

   “After I kiss you.”

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