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The Party Line by Carolyn Brown

The Party Line is another fantastic book by the writing machine that is Carolyn Brown - she's got over 130 published books so far!

First things first, the party line has nothing to do with politics, but all to do with the old fashioned telephone exchanges where a real person operator would connect you to the person you wanted to speak with.

Small towns have their secrets, and Aunt Grace was supposedly the keeper of a very bid one.

In this warm and feel good story we get a bit of mystery, small town gossip, admiration and romance. All nicely mixed up to create an enjoyable story.

Aunt Grace has recently passed away leaving everything to Lila, the niece she treated like her own granddaughter. The neighbour, Jasper, was Grace's oldest friend and he was always like a grandfather to Lila, and he's providing great support to Lila as she deals with the loss of her aunt. Connor is another person who brings depth and extra meaning to the story. 

Highly recommended.


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