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      Fall for these two beloved stories about life, love and second chances

      LOVE BY DEGREE by Debbie Macomber

      When Ellen Cunningham decides to go back to school as a mature student, she knows that money is going to be tight. She also knows she’s lucky to find inexpensive lodging in a house near the campus, but she didn’t count on having to live with three college-aged boys—or deal with the bad-tempered landlord, Reed Morgan. Reed has no patience for college-boy antics, but the chemistry between him and Ellen might warm him up to his new tenants...

      THE RAIN SPARROW by Linda Goodnight

      Renowned yet private, thriller writer Hayden Winters lives a life colored by lies. As he is deeply ashamed of his past, his hunger for an honest relationship and dreams of starting a family remain unsatisfied, and he can trust no one with his secrets—until he meets Carrie Riley. When they discover a vulnerable young boy hiding at the inn where Hayden is staying, the two are compelled to help him, and soon they’re drawn into a centuries-old mystery that will either bring them closer together—or tear them apart.

      Praise for #1 New York Times bestselling author

      Debbie Macomber

      “Beloved author Debbie Macomber reaches new heights in this wise and beautiful novel.... The timeless wisdom in these pages will stay with you long after the book is closed.”

      —Susan Wiggs, #1 New York Times bestselling author, on A Girl’s Guide to Moving On

      “Macomber fans will leave the Rose Harbor Inn with warm memories of healing, hope, and enduring love.”

      —Kirkus Reviews

      “A Girl’s Guide to Moving On is Debbie Macomber’s finest novel.... I absolutely loved it!”

      —Dorothea Benton Frank, New York Times bestselling author

      “Debbie dazzles! A wonderful story of friendship, forgiveness and the power of love. I devoured every page!”

      —Susan Mallery, #1 New York Times bestselling author

      Praise for New York Times bestselling author

      Linda Goodnight

      “The second of Goodnight’s Honey Ridge novels [The Rain Sparrow] is an aching, absorbing, yet uplifting read.”

      —Booklist

      “The Memory House is a beautiful, rich, unforgettable story filled with tenderness and heart.”

      —New York Times bestselling author RaeAnne Thayne

      “Goodnight’s prose is elegant.”

      —Booklist

      The Road to Love

      Debbie Macomber and Linda Goodnight

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      Table of Contents

       LOVE BY DEGREE BY DEBBIE MACOMBER

       THE RAIN SPARROW BY LINDA GOODNIGHT

      LOVE BY DEGREE

      Debbie Macomber

      To all my friends at the Vero Beach Book Center—

      Chad, Cynthia, Sheila, Debbie, Jamie and Rose Marie.

      Thank you for all you do to support my books.

      Contents

       Cover

       Back Cover Text

       Praise

       Title Page

       Dedication

       CHAPTER ONE

       CHAPTER TWO

       CHAPTER THREE

       CHAPTER FOUR

       CHAPTER FIVE

       CHAPTER SIX

       CHAPTER SEVEN

       CHAPTER EIGHT

       CHAPTER NINE

       CHAPTER TEN

       CHAPTER ONE

      THE MELODIOUS SOUNDS of a love ballad drifted through the huge three-storey house in Seattle’s Capitol Hill. Ellen Cunningham hummed along as she rubbed her wet curls with a thick towel. These late-afternoon hours before her housemates returned were the only time she had the place to herself, so she’d taken advantage of the peaceful interlude to wash her hair. Privacy was at a premium with three men in the house, and she couldn’t always count on the upstairs bathroom being available later in the evening.

      Twisting the fire-engine-red towel around her head, turban style, Ellen walked barefoot across the hallway toward her bedroom to retrieve her blouse. Halfway there, she heard the faint ding of the oven timer, signalling that her apple pie was ready to come out.

      She altered her course and bounded down the wide stairway. Her classes that day had gone