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Thomas Taylor drinks too much one night and passes out at his desk; he wakes up to his wife lying dead on the floor, with a bullet in her heart, and his youngest son shaken up and staring at his mother. His neighbors in Thunder Lake all whisper behind his back believing he killed her, but he is exonerated for lack of evidence. He and his six sons live without any frills.
Jimmy Rydell is found naked and dead on a carousel in Central Park. It’s obvious to detectives Mike Stoneman and Jason Dickson that Jimmy has been strangled, but the cause of death isn’t officially determined until an autopsy is complete. Unfortunately, Jimmy’s body is frozen, and has to thaw before Michelle McNeill, Mike’s girlfriend, can perform the autopsy.
Audrey Powell finds running her late mother’s beloved teahouse, Tea and Poetry, to be a daunting task. Her cooking skills are abysmal. She is also still running the family published paper. Her identical twin sister, model Lucia, is also in crisis. The ladies decide to trade places, with Audrey masquerading as Lucia running the teahouse and Lucia running the paper.
When Captain Nicholas Ambrose is summoned by Maxwell, Baron Leeming, he is shocked when Max asks Nicholas to be the guardian of his children when he dies. He also requests Nicholas keep his children safe from his evil brother, Simon Leeming. Nicholas agrees, hoping never to have this responsibility.
TIME TRAVEL: Kestrel Lancaster is disillusioned with men and concentrating on her passion, which is being an historian. One Sunday, she is summoned by a lawyer regarding an inheritance waiting for her. She meets Mr. Green and is given a worn, burned brooch. Rubbing it, it drops and she finds herself on a battleground, circa 1485 during the War of the Roses.
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