Along the shore /

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Author / Creator:	Alers, Rochelle, author.
Imprint:	New York, NY : Dafina Books, [2022] ©2022
Description:	310 pages ; 21 cm.
Language:	English
Series:	The book club series Alers, Rochelle. Book club series ; 3.
Subject:	Mistresses -- Fiction. Book clubs (Discussion groups) -- Fiction. Female friendship -- Fiction. Veterans -- Fiction. Sheriffs -- Fiction. Islands -- Fiction. African American women Book clubs (Discussion groups) Mistresses North Carolina -- Fiction. North Carolina Romance fiction. Novels.
Format:	Print Book
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/13507514

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ISBN:	9781496735447 1496735447
Notes:	Series numeration from Goodreads.com.
Summary:	"Cherie Renee Thompson is finally ready to dive into change. After two summers vacationing on Coates Island, she's now a permanent resident, studying to be a teacher, and has formed invaluable friendships with two remarkable women, Kayana and Leah. Their summer book club, which meets weekly at the Seaside Caf̌, has taught Cherie to seize the day. And as the ex-mistress of a powerful politician consistently unable to commit, Cherie is determined not to waste any more time--or try romance again...When Cherie meets new sheriff and ex-army veteran Reese Matthews, there's an immediate, undeniable spark between them. For his part, Reese has survived ongoing loss and believes that Cherie is as open and uncomplicated as she appears--until her former flame returns. Free of his responsibilities, he's offering Cherie the luxurious life he always promised...Now, in a summer of glowing potential, tranquil days, and book club meetings filled with insight and caring, Cherie must weigh past dreams against new chances, search her heart for what's real--and what will fulfill her most" --

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