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An Amish marriage of convenience
A new North Country Amish novel
Secretly pregnant and unwed, Gemma Lapp has a difficult choice—face her Amish community or raise her baby alone. But when a storm strands Gemma in the wilderness with her former crush, Jesse Crump, she knows her secret won’t be safe for long. Gemma can’t imagine trusting a man again...until Jesse proposes a marriage of convenience. Could their arrangement lead to love?
After thirty-five years as a nurse, PATRICIA DAVIDS hung up her stethoscope to become a full-time writer. She enjoys spending her free time visiting her grandchildren, doing some long-overdue yard work and traveling to research her story locations. She resides in Wichita, Kansas. Pat always enjoys hearing from her readers. You can visit her online at patriciadavids.com.
North Country Amish
An Amish Wife for Christmas
Shelter from the Storm
The Amish Bachelors
An Amish Harvest
An Amish Noel
His Amish Teacher
Their Pretend Amish Courtship
Amish Christmas Twins
An Unexpected Amish Romance
His New Amish Family
The Amish of Cedar Grove
The Wish
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Shelter from the Storm
Patricia Davids
ISBN: 978-1-474-09729-1
SHELTER FROM THE STORM
© 2019 Patricia MacDonald
Published in Great Britain 2019
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“What’s wrong, Gemma?” Jesse came around the fireplace.
She sat up and drew her knees up under her cloak. “Nothing. I’m fine.”
“You use that word far too often. How can you be fine?”
“You have a point. I would love a cup of hot tea and a cracker. Any chance that Dale left some in his toolbox?”
“I’ll check. Chamomile or Earl Grey?”
Her eyes widened with surprise. “Jesse Crump has a sense of humor.”
“Don’t look so amazed.” He stoked the fire.
“I noticed it was snowing again while I was on the porch. Heavily. No one will be able to follow our tracks, will they?”
“Nope.” At least she understood why help wouldn’t be
