Finding Mercy

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Harlequin, Nov 1, 2012 - Fiction - 400 pages


Quiet, cautious Ella Lantz has spent her entire life in the close-knit Amish community of the Home Valley. Tending her lavender fields, she finds calm and serenity in purple blooms, heavenly scents and a simple life. But the sudden arrival of a strange visitor to her parents' home heralds a host of new complications.

Alex Caldwell is unlike any man Ella has ever met—clearly, he's no "Pennsylvania cousin," whatever the elders may say. In fact, Alex is a Wall Street whistle-blower under witness protection…and he's brought a world of trouble to the Lantz doorstep.

As Ella comes to trust—even love—a man so utterly worldly, she realizes her life has already changed forever. When it becomes violently clear that even the Home Valley is no refuge, Ella and Alex are driven into the wider world to hide. And with such a high price placed on their silence, they may not survive to share their love….

 

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Section 1
4
Section 2
7
Section 3
12
Section 4
24
Section 5
34
Section 6
46
Section 7
58
Section 8
72
Section 17
173
Section 18
184
Section 19
195
Section 20
208
Section 21
219
Section 22
228
Section 23
240
Section 24
251

Section 9
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Section 10
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Section 11
111
Section 12
121
Section 13
130
Section 14
141
Section 15
152
Section 16
163
Section 25
265
Section 26
278
Section 27
289
Section 28
299
Section 29
311
Section 30
321
Section 31
327

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Karen Harper is the New York Times and USA TODAY bestselling author of romantic suspense. A former Ohio State University English instructor, she now writes full time. Harper is the winner of The Mary Higgins Clark Award for her novel, DARK ANGEL. She also writes historical novels set in Tudor England.  Please visit or write her at her website at  www.KarenHarperAuthor.com

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