![]() "synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title. But the dog turns out to be more of a challenge than Grayson bargained for. Sooner only needs a foster home while her owner recovers, so it’s not a long-term commitment anyway. Then, fate intervenes in the form of a dog. When his ex announces her engagement and the job he’d hoped for falls through, Grayson figures his luck has completely run out. ![]() Uneasy Lies the Crown, a Novel of Owain GlyndwrN. The farm he inherited, however, comes with unforeseen responsibilities. Golden Books, France and England in North America: The Jesuits in North America in the. All he has to do is sell his uncle’s farm, then he can return to success and civilization in New York City. Recently divorced, downsized, and soon to be without a home, his move to Faderville is supposed to be temporary. Grayson Darling has never believed in fate he’s just down on his luck for now. ![]() A second chance at life-and love.Sooner isn’t the perfect dog, but she’s finally found the perfect home with owner Brandy Anders-until one tragic day when life goes from hopeful to hopeless. ![]()
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