Tori Sanderson has the professional opportunity of a lifetime.
If she can prove she’s executive material, she’s in line for a big
promotion. But there’s only room for one new account executive, and
her co-worker has his eye on the job--and on Tori. Her matchmaking
sisters have a handsome handyman in mind for her. But how can she
consider romance when she couldn’t hold on to the one man who was
supposed to love her forever--her own father? The time has come for
answers, and Tori decides to search out the father who deserted her
twelve years ago. While Tori may find the answers she craves, will
she ever be able to love again?
A heartwarming story of sisters, retail therapy, and love that
endures, Third Time’s a Charm is the satisfying conclusion
to Virginia Smith’s SISTER-TO-SISTER series.
From the Back Cover
Can Tori balance career, family, love, and
shopping?
Tori Sanderson has the professional opportunity of a lifetime. If
she can prove she’s executive material, she’s in line for a big
promotion. But there’s only room for one new account executive, and
her co-worker has his eye on the job . . . and on Tori. How can she
consider romance when she couldn’t hold on to the one man who was
supposed to love her forever--her own father?
The time has come for answers, and Tori decides to search for the
father who deserted her twelve years ago. Will she find the answers
she craves? And will she ever be able to love again?
"Sometimes tender, sometimes lighthearted, Third Time’s a
Charm has it all. Ginny always wins me over with her humor, but
this time she captivated me with her depth. Highly
recommended!"--Janice Thompson, author of Fools Rush
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"An irresistible story of pain, discovery, and triumph that has all
the elements of a wonderful love story."--Maggie Brendan, author of
No Place for a Lady and The Jewel of His Heart
Virginia Smith is the author of more than a dozen novels, including
Age before Beauty and Stuck in the Middle, which was
a finalist for the 2009 American Christian Fiction Writers Book of
the Year award. In 2008 she was named Writer of the Year at the
Mount Hermon Christian Writers Conference. Learn more about Ginny
and her books at www.VirginiaSmith.org.