A bride so fair

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A bride so fair

Author:

Cox, Carol.

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9781597894920

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284 pages : portrait ; 21 cm

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Emily Ralston is thrilled when she lands a job in the Children's Building at the Chicago World's Fair. and the White City seems to be living up to its promise of excitement when she meets a handsome Columbian guardsman. Surely Emily's not the only one to sense the spark of electricity between them? When Stephen Bridger finds a lost child, he delivers the boy to the Children's Building to be cared for until his mother is located. But when a dead body believed to be Little Adam's mother is found, a mystery begins to unfold. While unraveling the truth, Emily and Stephen are drawn deeper into danger and closer to each other. Can Emily and Stephen solve the mystery before time runs out? Will Stephen finds the grounds to win the heart of one so fair.

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