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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. The McKalin Clan continues when waitress Rachel meets her brother's best friend Jake, who is on temporary leave from active duty so he can take care of his orphaned niece, Sally. Jake thinks Rachel is perfect, for Sally, but finds out he really does love her because she is perfect for him too. (  ) judyg54 | Jul 30, 2008 |   no reviews | add a review
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When waitress Rachel McKaslin reluctantly let Jake McCall move into the apartment above her family's diner, she never dreamed the handsome tech sergeant would be so charming. Soon into their joyful courtship, Jake surprised her by proposing. Now, Rachel prayed their union wasn't just a convenience and that Jake truly loved her.
Jake had promised his dying brother he'd care for his little girl, so he needed a wife. But as he wed this beautiful woman and brought her home, he realized his feelings didn't stem from duty. He loved Rachel McKaslin fiercely. Would God's providence enable him to survive his dangerous assignment and return to confess his true feelings?
The McKaslin Clan: Ensconced in a quaint mountain town overlooking the vast Montana plains, the McKaslins rejoice in the powerful bonds of faith, family . . . and forever love.
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