The Lumberjack's Bride (2015)
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She had to explain it to him. Surely, he didn’t really think she was with child. What must he be thinking?
She found herself silently praying. Lord, what a mess this is. Please comfort my husband and keep him safe as he fights the fire.
Maggie carried Jonathan back to Julianne. “I’m sorry. I wish it had been a better time to tell Caleb about the babe.”
“I’m not having a baby, Maggie.” Julianne took Jonathan.
“Oh, well.” Concern filled her voice. “I’m pretty sure Caleb thinks you are. Maybe you a...re and just don’t know it yet.” Maggie offered as she began filling a plate with food. “But since you don’t know fer sure, it will be a simple thing to straighten out when he gets home. Who knows, maybe he’ll think about it and decide he likes the idea.”
Julianne felt tears prick her eyes. She refused to cry. Maggie had no way of knowing their marriage wasn’t real or of the anguish she had just caused Caleb.
She followed Maggie to one of the many trees that surrounded the churchyard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had to explain it to him. Surely, he didn’t really think she was with child. What must he be thinking?
She found herself silently praying. Lord, what a mess this is. Please comfort my husband and keep him safe as he fights the fire.
Maggie carried Jonathan back to Julianne. “I’m sorry. I wish it had been a better time to tell Caleb about the babe.”
“I’m not having a baby, Maggie.” Julianne took Jonathan.
“Oh, well.” Concern filled her voice. “I’m pretty sure Caleb thinks you are. Maybe you a...re and just don’t know it yet.” Maggie offered as she began filling a plate with food. “But since you don’t know fer sure, it will be a simple thing to straighten out when he gets home. Who knows, maybe he’ll think about it and decide he likes the idea.”
Julianne felt tears prick her eyes. She refused to cry. Maggie had no way of knowing their marriage wasn’t real or of the anguish she had just caused Caleb.
She followed Maggie to one of the many trees that surrounded the churchyard.
What to read after The Lumberjack's Bride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Kincaid to read onlineMoreLess
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