The preacher's daughter

by Lyn Cote

Was she the answer to his prayers? Pastor Tanner Bond needed to break town the barriers between his congregation and the Mexican-Americans who had recently moved to Pleasant Prairie. But he didn't expect God to send him Lucie Hansen. . . Lucie was bold, brash and bilingual. She was determined to help Tanner understand his new Hispanic residents, but she was also his complete opposite -- impulsive and confident, while he pondered and prayed before acting. Growing up as a "preacher's kid," Lucie had resented the restrictions put on her. She didn't want to have feelings for Tanner. . .even though she did. Would her rush to bring harmony do more harm than good? And would the preacher's daughter realize she's make a perfect pastor's wife?

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