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Roses
Rett Johnson is the man with a plan. Twelve bouquets of twelve roses with an engagement ring on the twelfth rose of the twelfth bouquet. There's just one problem-he's never met the right girl, until Kate Adams from Albany, Georgia ends up in the group of freshmen he's leading for their first weekend at Schaeffer University. Could she possibly be the girl he's been waiting on?
Kate Adams never expected to be the girl with the new boyfriend her first month of college. But when the most gorgeous guy on campus asks her to get coffee she says yes. Kate finds herself falling for Rett and when the roses start showing up, she just rolls with it-like she does with everything else in her life. When she discovers that Rett has a mysterious past, she starts to worry. Can she learn to lean into the hard things-even if it might end her relationship?
Kate Adams never expected to be the girl with the new boyfriend her first month of college. But when the most gorgeous guy on campus asks her to get coffee she says yes. Kate finds herself falling for Rett and when the roses start showing up, she just rolls with it-like she does with everything else in her life. When she discovers that Rett has a mysterious past, she starts to worry. Can she learn to lean into the hard things-even if it might end her relationship?
320 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 17, 2020
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January 30, 2021
This beautiful book, written by this very gifted first time author, is a sweet, fun, inspiring love story from start to finish. You won't want to put it down! God is glorified in this book that will become a favorite for girls from 12 to 100!
I highly recommend "Roses" to those who love reading romance with a hint of mystery and filled with evidence of God's everlasting love and His involvement in the lives of His children.
I highly recommend "Roses" to those who love reading romance with a hint of mystery and filled with evidence of God's everlasting love and His involvement in the lives of His children.
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