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Officiële naam: Wells, Robin Rouse
Geslacht: female
Nationaliteit: USA
Geboorteplaats: Waco, Texas, USA
Woonplaatsen: Mandeville, Louisiana, USA
Opleiding: University of Oklahoma (BA|Liberal Arts)
Beroepen: advertisint and public relations worker
university professor
Organisaties: Southeastern Louisiana University

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The French War Bride (Wedding Tree) door Robin Wells

I had no idea this was part of a series when I started to read this book, but as far as I know is the books not linked to each other than that they take place in the town of Wedding Tree. All I knew was that I wanted to read this book the first time I saw the cover and then read the description of the book. I have a deep love for books with parallel timelines and I found the description of the book fascinating with two women, old now, finally confronting the past...

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The French War Bride (Wedding Tree) door Robin Wells

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She Gets That from Me door Robin Wells

This book isn't going to win any writing awards, but I enjoyed it. It's a fun, easy read with plenty of juicy drama to keep you interested.

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AngelClaw | 1 andere bespreking | Apr 13, 2022 |

The Wedding Tree door Robin Wells

Hope Stevens is called to Wedding Tree, LA to help her grandmother clear out her home so that she can move closer to family in an assisted living facility. Grandma Addie proceeds to tell Hope the love story of her true love during WWII and the subsequent actions that resulted.

I read this book for my ladies Book Club. It wasn't bad but it wasn't great either. It seemed very typical and didn't really have any great substance to the tale - just same old, same old.

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