Journal Entry 1 by brideofmessiah from Hillsboro, Missouri USA on Saturday, October 07, 2006

Picked this up at the Buder Branch of the St. Louis Public Library's paperback exchange shelf. Releasing for the Tick-Tock 2006 Challenge.

Marked: "KMW" & "DEM"

From the back of the book: "Maggie Fairchild was counting the days to her baby's arrival...but there wasn't a daddy in sight. Then, suddenly, handsome naval officer Dylan O'Connor returned to town, shocked to discover he was about to become a proud papa - and determined to make Maggie his bride. And although they married for their baby's sake, Maggie hoped to convince Dylan that the stork brought more than a precious package - it brought the promise of love...."

1998 MMPB 185pp

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Journal Entry 2 by brideofmessiah at Jefferson College in Hillsboro, Missouri USA on Wednesday, October 11, 2006

Released 5 yrs ago (10/11/2006 UTC) at Jefferson College in Hillsboro, Missouri USA

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In the student center - on a couch by the stairs. 

Journal Entry 3 by aharb73 from Mineral Point, Missouri USA on Monday, October 30, 2006

I haven't read this book yet but it looks interesting. I found the book at Jefferson College. I learned about this program by finding the book and it looks like a very fun program!