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Bitten: A Romantic Comedy

Robert Farrell Smith

Salt Lake City: Deseret Book, 2008

  • Robert Farrell Smith: Author
Novel, Missionary Story, Humor
Mormon missionaries--Juvenile fiction; Dating (Social customs)--Juvenile fiction; Tennessee--Juvenile fiction
"I remembered the disappointment I had felt about Tennessee and the fear I had experienced worrying about being stung by bugs. I looked at Grace. Who knew I would be bitten so hard?" Serving as a missionary in Thelma's Way, Tennessee, is an unforgettable, colorful, and bewildering experience for Trust Williams. (The bugs are the least of his problems.) But as Trust settles in, he begins to love this ratty bunch of misfits. In particular, he's smitten by a mysterious redhead named Grace. His mission mishaps and later courtship will leave readers in stitches. In the end, Trust discovers that despite religion, location, or upbringing, love bites whom it pleases. [from publisher's web site]
"The contents of Bitten were previously published as All is swell: Trust in Thelma's way (1999) and Falling for Grace: Trust at the end of the world (1999) and have been abridged for this edition." [title page verso]
  • more information at publisher's web site
BX 8688.3 .Sm64bi 2008

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