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D'Arcy Curran: The Currans, Book One

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D'Arcy Curran: The Currans, Book One

By: Donna Foley Mabry
Narrated by: Eileen Smith
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Fifth in The Manhattan Stories by Wall Street Journal best-selling author, Donna Foley Mabry, D’Arcy Curran introduces the saga of the Curran Family. In 1861, the Curran girls have expectations of what their lives will be.

D’Arcy, 12, redheaded and freckled, curious and rebellious, wants to grow up and dominate her world.

Suzanne, not yet 18, wants only to marry her handsome lieutenant from Fort Riley, Jonathan Taylor.

The beginning of the Civil War and Suzanne’s one night of passion sends both girls' lives in an unexpected direction.

A rash decision changes everything. Will D’Arcy and Suzanne be prepared for the consequences?

©2016 Donna Foley Mabry (P)2022 Donna Foley Mabry Historical Historical Fiction Romance

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