A Common Life: The Wedding Story
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| Rating | : | 4.30 (836 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B000SDZ6GM |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 558 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Product Description Creator of the best-selling Mitford series Jan Karon answers her listeners questions with more of the romance between Father Tim and Cynthia. Afraid to step forward, but terrified of wasting another moment, he pours out his feelings. As the parishoners and townsfolk learn of the impending wedding, they wonder who will bake the cake; who will arrange the flowers? But even while they joyously make plans, they worry: will marriage change Father Tim?. But when Cynthia begins attending his parish, he loses his heart. In this heart-warming tale, excitement sweeps the town after Mitfords beloved Episcopal priest announces plans to end his long-time bachelorhood. Sixty-something Father Tim always thought he would remain single
Comments on "A common life" Torill Eide Steinsund I read the Midford seies some years ago, visiting my 2. cousin in Thornton, Pennsylania. The books were didferent from the Christian literature I'm used to read. I fell completely in love With them! I enjoyed so much the humour, the sweetness and the tenderness in the books that seemed to envelope everything. The way Father Timothy was towards his parisheners, and h. Wonderful books, complex characters that you grow to love like family! I adore ALL of Jan Karons books. I have read them all and listened to the audiobooks. They are simply lovely. Her stories are well-written but even better her characters are just wonderful. You truly get to know these "people" and care for them. They are complex, faulted individuals that you grow to love like family. Re-reading them is like going home again. It brin. The Wedding that was almost a sprint down the aisle I love Jan Karon's writing She has a way that makes You get right into all the characters and describes the way she has made the town of "Mitford" . (not a real town) come to life. Yu can picture it's beauty . Her writing is special as I am an Anglican so I know what she is writing about. This book was about the wedding of Father Tim to Cynthia. Loved it !! She eve