Meet My Sister, Tess (Heartsong Presents #329)
#329 edition
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Word Count
42,500 words, Guess
Page Count
170 pages
Physical Format
Mass Market Paperback
Identifiers
- Internet Archivemeetmysistertess0000bill
- ISBN-101577485548
- ISBN-139781577485544
- LibraryThing968632
- Library of Congress Control Number99604082
and 4 more
- OCLC Control Number43209572
- Better World BooksW7-BYV-841
- Better World Books9781577485544
- Open LibraryOL8751027M
Classifications
- LCCCPB Box no. 1513 vol. 6
- LCCCPB
Description
Clark is everything Tess Ellison thinks she wants in a husband. He is stable, a good provider, the kind of man who can allow Tess to fulfill her mother's dying wish: that her mentally-handicapped brother, Robby, will never be put into an institution. Robby loves to introduce his sister to every new person he meets, including Greg Wheaton, the new social worker in town. It is obvious that Robby is encouraging Tess and Greg to become friends. Soon Tess is forced to admit a marriage of amiable partnership may not be for her. Can she trust God to keep her mother's dying wish and give her the man she loves?
Description
Clark is everything Tess Ellison thinks she wants in a husband. He is stable, a good provider, the kind of man who can allow Tess to fulfill her mother's dying wish: that her mentally-handicapped brother, Robby, will never be put into an institution. Robby loves to introduce his sister to every new person he meets, including Greg Wheaton, the new social worker in town. It is obvious that Robby is encouraging Tess and Greg to become friends. Soon Tess is forced to admit a marriage of amiable partenership may not be for her. Can she trust God to keep her mother's dying wish and give her the man she loves?
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