Download or read book The Hilltop Inn written by Alice V. Roberts and published by Alice V. Roberts, L.L.C. This book was released on 2014-10-24 with total page 107 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Jackie Bowers, widowed for two years, recently moved five hundred miles to Ponderosa, a small town in Northern Arizona, where she purchased The Hilltop Inn, a Bed and Breakfast, a dream she has always had. When her washer dies, she goes to the local Laundromat Soap Suds. There she meets Brian Williams, a local contractor, who has come looking for his Gram. Jackie needs renovations done to the Inn and she calls Brian about doing the work. Little does either of them know that sparks will fly when Brian meets with Jackie to discuss the renovations she has planned. What will their relationship become? Will it only be about work or will it include romance? Brian sees a future with Jackie and has many ideas for romancing her. Will his ideas work in his favor? Will Gram play matchmaker since she adores Jackie? As soon as Jackie's four children learn about Brian, they arrive in Ponderosa to check things out for themselves. How will they react to this new romance? There is much excitement, and many changes going on. How will it end?

Download or read book The Hilltop Inn the Cottage written by Alice V. Roberts and published by . This book was released on 2017-01-11 with total page pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: How do you handle all of life's changes while running a Bed and Breakfast? The Hilltop Inn- The Cottage, the final book in the Hilltop Series, answers all that and more. Jackie Bowers now Jackie Williams, owns The Hilltop Inn. Jackie just married Brian Williams' owner of B. Williams Construction. They originally met at Soap Suds over a year ago when Brian's Gram had come in forgetting her new washer was being delivered the next day. There Jackie met Brian who renovated the Inn before it opened for business. A romance soon followed. In The Hilltop Inn- The Cottage, Brian and Jackie honeymoon in Hawaii only to return to face many obstacles as they try to build a cottage behind the Inn that will be their private residence. Brian's nephew Adam Johnson and his wife Susan are the new inn keepers but Jackie still oversees the Inn. Gram, now eighty-six recently recovered from a broken hip but what else happens to her? Babies are due to be born. Will Gram live to see her first great-great grandchildren? Will the Inn meet its scheduled completion date? Family members are moving, but to where? Read The Hilltop Inn- The Cottage and find out how their faith helps everyone through the challenges they must face. Watch as this family continues to grow, love and support each other through it all.

Download or read book The Hilltop Inn A Wedding written by Alice V. Roberts and published by Alice V Roberts, L.L.C.. This book was released on 2016-02-29 with total page 176 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: What would you do if you were to marry and have your family grow to twenty-six immediate members? Will they all accept each other and become one large, solid, happy and loving family? Nine months ago, Jackie Bowers, now widowed for almost three years, had moved from California to Ponderosa, a small town located in Northern Arizona. Jackie had purchased and moved into The Hilltop Inn, a bed and breakfast, satisfying a long time dream. When her washer died she went to Soap Suds Laundromat where she met widower, Brian Williams, a contractor, when he came to pick up his grandmother, Gram. Brian did all the renovations at the Inn. During the course of the renovations Jackie and Brian fell in love and are now engaged to be married. An Open House and a Chamber mixer were held for the community to announce the Inn is ready for guests. The renovations are complete and the Inn is officially open for business. As guests come and go, Jackie and Brian must deal with serious family health issues, bad weather conditions and planning a wedding. Will their love and faith help Jackie and Brian to face and conquer these challenges? Will it all come together? Will Jackie and Brian have the beautiful wedding of their dreams? Read The Hilltop Inn - A Wedding and see if it all works out in their favor.

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Download or read book The Secret written by Howard Losness and published by iUniverse. This book was released on 2008-04 with total page 159 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Mark Landsing is a student in a small northwestern community where his only claim to fame is being a go-fer, a clean-up boy for the football team. One day, one of his classmates, a new kid in town, a bully, goes missing after an altercation with the star quarterback where he nearly breaks the star's neck in a fight. Several days after his disappearance, Mark is strolling down by the river when he comes across the boy's murdered body, hidden in his car under some brush. The police are summoned and while Mark awaits their arrival, he comes across a vital clue that will later enable him to identify the killer, someone that would never be suspected of cold blooded murder. A friend. Presented with the dilemma, does he expose the friend to the authorities or keep the secret?

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