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Revision as of 00:52, 24 July 2021
- Author: Rachel Gibson
- Publisher: Avon
- Year: 2001
- Editor: Lucia Macro
- Setting: Gospel, Idaho
- Amazon Listing: True Confessions
Book Description
Small town sheriff Dylan Taber figures city girl Hope Spencer won't last a week in Gospel, Idaho. But Hope is in town -- Porsche, Ray-Bans, and all -- to cure her writer's block and return to her star role as a reporter for a major tabloid. Gospel, with all of its quirks, turns out to be just the thing to rekindle Hope's imagination -- and she's falling in love with the town and its sheriff. Unfortunately, Dylan's past has left him gunshy when it comes to reporters, especially tabloid reporters, and Hope needs to convince him that she's more than what her reputation suggests.
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