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Old 02-15-2015, 08:25 AM   #1
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Free (nook/Kindle/iTunes/ePub) All Right Here [Xtian Multiracial Foster Family Novel]

All Right Here by Carre Armstrong Gardner is the 1st in her The Darlings series of contemporary novels starring the eponymous small-town presumably white couple who wind up fostering the only African-American kids in said small town, with the accompanying drama and tensions and heartwarming stuff as they gradually form a family, free courtesy of Christian publisher Tyndale House.

Currently free @ B&N (also UK), Amazon (available to Canadians & in the UK), iTunes (available to Canadians), & ChristianBook (ADE-DRM ePub available worldwide).

Description
Ivy Darling can’t have children of her own, and her husband Nick’s resentment is forcing them apart. And while Ivy has the support and love of her large, close-knit family, Nick’s family has never welcomed her into the fold.

When the three children next door are abandoned by their mother, Ivy and Nick take them in for the night. One night becomes several, and suddenly Ivy and Nick find themselves foster parents to the only African-American kids in the town of Copper Cove, Maine. As Ivy grows more attached to the children, Nick refuses to accept their eclectic household as a permanent family.

Just as Ivy begins to question whether or not she wants to save her emotionally barren marriage, Nick begins to discover how much Ivy and the children mean to him. But is his change of heart too little, too late?

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