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JudyThomas (talk | contribs) (New page: Genre: Vintage Romance<br> Length: Short Story<br> http://www.thewildrosepress.com It's 1948, and thirty-four year-old diner owner Millie Townsend is well on the shelf. Millie's fallen ha...) |
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It's 1948, and thirty-four year-old diner owner Millie Townsend is well on the shelf. Millie's fallen hard for regular customer, Paul Whittier, a veteran of World War II and a civil engineer. When she discovers he's accepted a new job out of state and it's their last evening together, how can this ultra-shy spinster find the nerve to show she's interested in more than just friendship? | It's 1948, and thirty-four year-old diner owner Millie Townsend is well on the shelf. Millie's fallen hard for regular customer, Paul Whittier, a veteran of World War II and a civil engineer. When she discovers he's accepted a new job out of state and it's their last evening together, how can this ultra-shy spinster find the nerve to show she's interested in more than just friendship? | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:22, 14 November 2022
- Author: Marianne Arkins
- Publisher: The Wild Rose Press
Book Description
It's 1948, and thirty-four year-old diner owner Millie Townsend is well on the shelf. Millie's fallen hard for regular customer, Paul Whittier, a veteran of World War II and a civil engineer. When she discovers he's accepted a new job out of state and it's their last evening together, how can this ultra-shy spinster find the nerve to show she's interested in more than just friendship?
