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Julia
- Brides Dock on Portum Island!, Book 3
- Narrated by: Bethany Kay
- Length: 3 hrs and 4 mins
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Julia
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Publisher's Summary
When you're trying to escape a controlling aunt, why not move to a mysterious island to become a mail order bride?
Julia Lang’s Aunt Meena desires a life where she is catered to by a dedicated servant. Since Aunt Meena isn’t wealthy, the cranky woman forces Julia to fill the position. When Julia is given the opportunity to become a mail order bride, she happily escapes to Portum Island to marry Kendrick Carter. Kendrick is everything that she ever wanted, kind, generous, and honorable. Will evil Aunt Meena allow her niece to live her happily ever after?
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