Jo Ann Mapson Books

Bad Girl Creek

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"Phoebe Thomas is confined to a wheelchair and decides to take in three roommates. She had planned to get the flower farm going, but, for the first time, Phoebe finds herself part of a close circle...

The Owl & Moon Cafe

By Jo Ann Mapson

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Bad Girl Creek

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"Set against the gorgeous backdrop of California's central coast, Bad Girl Creek is the inspiring story of how friendship and purpose can transform even the most compromised of women, as well as si...

Along Came Mary

By Jo Ann Mapson

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""Me, I need a map to tell which town I'm in. I feel like ten miles of bad road, wondering how I got to where I am. . . ." After finally wising up to her drunken rodeo-crooner lover ("Imagine Kevin...

Along Came Mary

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Goodbye, Earl

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Goodbye Earl

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The Owl Moon Cafe

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Blue rodeo

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The Owl Moon Caf

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