Kristen D. Randle
Unlike most young women her age, Emily did not swoon over Sid Soloman, also known as the famous musician Doc Halliday. His bad manners in dropping a still-lit cigarette into her wastebasket and almost starting a fire left her thinking of him as rude and insensitive. Her first date with him seemed to confirm those impressions. But spending time with Sid gradually changed Emily's feelings, and now she needed to get her heart to see reason. Emily's dreams included celestial marriage, and marrying a nonmember was unthinkable. Marrying someone who joined the Church just to please her might be worse. Of course, there was Warren--Emily's stable, righteous, boring boyfriend. Both men loved her. Warren seemed perfect, and Sid vowed to become so. But how could Emily choose when she didn't know if Sid's changes were real and permanent?
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One Song for Two (Home, #3)