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  • Maybe this time novel cover

    Second time's a charm?

    Need a hand? Annie Elliot has got this. Finishing school while supporting her injured father and deadbeat sister? Done. Starting a new teaching career at a local high school? Absolutely. Navigate that career with her ex looking over her shoulder? Probably. Taking on full time care of her two toddler nephews? Um. . . .

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  • Book cover titled 'Dear Jane' by Rachel Ward, with the subtitle 'Dumped but not discouraged'. A person wearing a blue jacket, jeans, and brown shoes is holding a brown coffee cup with a pink wristwatch.

    "This is a hard email to write. . . "

    The plan was to serve a mission, marry her boyfriend, and live happily ever after. But all of that changed when Quinn got a Dear Jane email. Now she's stuck at home with no boyfriend, no job, no major, and absolutely no social life. Will Quinn ever find the path that leads to her eternal happiness?h an idea.

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  • Book cover for "Right to the Moon" by Rachel Ward, featuring line drawings of two pairs of feet in sneakers, one black and white and the other red, on a light background with colorful, handwritten-style text.

    How long can a good thing last?

    Sydney was sure Gavin was the perfect boyfriend until he moved across the country for school. After spending more time with her best friend, James, she’s now rethinking everything. Sydney’s once sure footing in life slips even more as she discovers new details about her own father’s betrayal. Scared she’ll hurt Gavin like her father hurt her, Sydney must decide if she’ll stay with the perfect boyfriend, or the perfectly flawed boy who’s been there all along.

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  • Book cover titled 'Flight of a Butterfly' by Rachel Turner Ward, with a pink background and blue butterflies flying above.

    It was a terrrible, horrible, very bad day.

    Lucy just survived the worst day of her life. Rather than stick around to deal with the fallout of losing her job and the betrayal of her boyfriend, she makes a split-second decision to move to Hawaii. She arrives with a suitcase, a reservation at a cheap hotel, and a whole lot of hope. Relieved to be an ocean away from her overbearing father, Lucy creates a list to help her explore what she really wants from life. As she does, she learns a more about herself, about life and about love. But when a family emergency calls her home, will she be forced to choose between her old life and a new love?

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