Keepsake

KEEPSAKE. It's not a hand-made quilt, or an ivory pin, or a pretty box for treasures .... It's the name of a postcard-perfect town in Connecticut. From its quaint gazebo to its white-steepled church and village green, Keepsake is the kind of place most would love to call home. It's home to Olivia Bennett, the town princess who has a charming shop there. It was home once to Quinn Leary, the son of her family's gardener; Quinn fled as a teenager with his father who was accused of a murder he didn't commit. And Keepsake is home, still, to someone with mayhem on his mind When Quinn returns after an absence of seventeen years, he has one desire: to prove his father's innocence. It's not until he sees his childhood school rival, now a grown woman, that he realizes he harbors another but equally passionate desire--and that the two are tragically at odds.

First sentence: The reindeer were a bigger hit than Santa, no doubt about it.

Year

1999

Language

English

Publisher

St. Martin's Paperbacks

Editions

1

Pages

368

ISBN

9780312969752

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