Fortress Of Love
$9.99
Travel along with Kate Goodness, her best friend sweet Missy and her doggies Sugar n’ Spice as they go on a new adventure. In The Fortress of Love, the second book of the Kate Goodness series, read about how Kate Goodness meets with old friends, makes new friends, and they run into some “not-so-nice” characters on their travels. Find out how love can truly change lives!
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SKU (ISBN): 9781486613106
ISBN10: 1486613101
Teresa Clark
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 2017
Kate Goodness # 2
Publisher: Word Alive Press
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