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A Change of Altitude

By: Cindy Myers
Narrated by: Aimee Jolson
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In this latest novel from acclaimed author Cindy Myers, big changes are afoot in the warm-hearted small town of Eureka, Colorado....

With local Maggie Stevens' baby on the way - not to mention her wedding to Jameso Clark in the works - spring in Eureka promises to be a time of rebirth in more ways than one. To add to the excitement, and refill the town's depleted coffers, Lucille, the mayor, has wooed a movie producer to Eureka, throwing folks into a tizzy - and inspiring some to reach for the stars. As if that weren't enough, the bogus Lucky Lady mine the town partially sold turns out to really have gold in it - and possibly a ghost to boot. But with each silver lining, there seems to be a cloud....

With Eureka's financial future at stake, Lucille will have to wrangle Lucky Lady's greedy half-owner to regain control. Meanwhile, just as Jameso is getting comfortable with the imminent role of husband and father, his wayward sister, Sharon, comes to Eureka to escape a troubled marriage. Can the residents of Eureka find the courage to stand up to ghosts of all kinds and get their beloved town back on its feet in time to welcome their newest addition - and celebrate the gifts of spring...?

©2014 Cynthia Myers (P)2014 Audible Inc.
Contemporary Contemporary Romance Fiction Genre Fiction Literary Fiction Small Town & Rural Women's Fiction Romance Marriage Heartfelt Ghost Haunted
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