The Monday Blog
October 17, 2020
By Lorhainne Eckhart
Stay Home & Read Saturday
Stay home and read each Saturday with a FREE eBook! Don't miss today's free read, THE HONEYMOON (A Wilde Brothers Short).
When Joe Wilde surprises his new bride, Margaret, with a honeymoon, she is speechless—but not from surprise! The honeymoon is nothing like what she expected, not a sandy beach someplace hot, not even a romantic cruise. Instead, Joe wants to take her camping in the middle of nowhere.
Margaret has her doubts, especially when Joe ignores her worries about the trip. She soon wonders, should she be running the other way?
"This was really funny, and kind of sweet....A quick light-hearted read before bed time." ★★★★★ JigsawGirl, Kindle Customer
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