Justice, Work and Dignity
Romance · fiction

What Oak Haven Never Intended

In the spring of 1888, Oak Haven, Montana, considered itself a respectable town. It had a courthouse with whitewashed pillars, a church whose bell could be heard clear out to Miller’s Creek, two saloons that pretended not to compete with each other, and a main street wide enough for six wagons to pass side by side when the mud wasn’t deep...

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Genre
Romance
Audience
Adult readers
Chapters
6
Fiction status
fiction
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My Life Story Editorial

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Justice, Work and Dignity

Chapters

  1. 01Chapter 1
  2. 02Chapter 2
  3. 03Chapter 3
  4. 04Chapter 4
  5. 05Chapter 5
  6. 06Chapter 6

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