Every Kind of Heaven & Everyday Blessings. Jillian Hart

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Название Every Kind of Heaven & Everyday Blessings
Автор произведения Jillian Hart
Жанр Короткие любовные романы
Серия Mills & Boon M&B
Издательство Короткие любовные романы
Год выпуска 0
isbn 9781474032957



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       Two fan-favorite McKaslin Clan novels in one by beloved author Jillian Hart

       Every Kind of Heaven

      Ava McKaslin has a strict to-do list for her life: making sweets and taking care of her family. Love is too unreliable for this busy bakery owner. Until she hires Brice Donovan as her contractor. Brice has adored Ava from afar. Now that she needs his help, Brice wants to show her how joyful life can be when there is love.

       Everyday Blessings

      When Aubrey McKaslin visits reclusive photographer William Corey, she finds a man who’s given up on life. He claims he’s happy alone in his mountain retreat, but Aubrey doesn’t believe it for a minute. She sees a man who’s looking for companionship. Spending time together awakens deeper feelings in them both, but could William trust in their newfound love to see a future together?

       Praise for Jillian Hart and her novels

      “Jillian Hart’s Every Kind of Heaven is a warm, tender story in the McKaslin Clan miniseries.”

      —RT Book Reviews

      “Jillian Hart’s compassionate story will most certainly please readers.”

      —RT Book Reviews on Everyday Blessings

      “It’s a pleasure to read this achingly tender story.”

      —RT Book Reviews on Her Wedding Wish

      “A heartwarming story with likable characters.”

      —RT Book Reviews on His Country Girl

      “Jillian Hart conveys heart-tugging emotional struggles.”

      —RT Book Reviews on Sweet Blessings

      Every Kind of Heaven & Everyday Blessings

      Jillian Hart

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      Contents

       EVERY KIND OF HEAVEN

       EVERYDAY BLESSINGS

      Every Kind of Heaven

      Jillian Hart

      I consider that our present sufferings

      are not worth comparing with the glory

      that will be revealed in us.

      —Romans 8:18

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      Contents

       Chapter One

       Chapter Two

       Chapter Three

       Chapter Four

       Chapter Five

       Chapter Six

       Chapter Seven

       Chapter Eight

       Chapter Nine

       Chapter Ten

       Chapter Eleven

       Chapter Twelve

       Chapter Thirteen

       Chapter Fourteen

       Chapter Fifteen

       Epilogue

       Chapter One

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      Baker Ava McKaslin stopped humming as she stepped back from the worktable to inspect the wedding cake. Her footsteps echoed in the industrial kitchen, nearly empty except for a few basics—the sink, countertops and the few pieces of equipment she’d managed to buy off the previous tenant. They’d considered it too cumbersome and expensive to move the industrial oven and fridge, which was just her luck.

      She might not have the bakery of her dreams yet, God willing, but it was a start. Besides, her cake was spectacular, if she did say so herself.

      But what was with all the silence? She cut a look to the long stretch of metal counter behind her. The CD had come to an end. She’d probably forgotten to hit Repeat again. Okay, she forgot most things most of the time. Since her hands were all frosting coated, she hit the play button with her elbow. The first beats of percussion got her right back into the creative mode. Although some people found it hard to think with bass blasting from her portable boom box, she thought it helped her brain cells to fire…or synapse…or do whatever brain cells did.

      As the Christian music pulsed with an upbeat rhythm, she went back to work on the top tier. The delicate scrollwork took patience, not to mention stamina. Her wrist and arms were killing her, since she’d been at this for six hours straight. Ah, the price of being a baker. She ignored the burn in her exhausted muscles. Pain, that didn’t matter. What mattered was not failing.

      Before she’d bought this place, she’d been unofficially in business by using her oldest sister Katherine’s snazzy kitchen off and on for a few months. This was her very first wedding cake in her own bakery. How great was that? And it was actually going well—a total shocker. So far there were no disasters.