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Relax and unwind with bestselling author Fern Michaels at her historic restored South Carolina home with this inspiring, one-of-a-kind coloring book. Welcome to my home. Twenty-five years ago this 300-year-old Southern plantation looked like it was ready for a bulldozer, but there was something about it that I could not resist. After two years of painstaking renovations—and much opposition from my family—it is now my personal Shangri-La.   Among these pages you will find the miraculous restoration from the beautiful landscape to the ferns and rocking chairs on the porch. You'll also notice…mehr

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Relax and unwind with bestselling author Fern Michaels at her historic restored South Carolina home with this inspiring, one-of-a-kind coloring book. Welcome to my home. Twenty-five years ago this 300-year-old Southern plantation looked like it was ready for a bulldozer, but there was something about it that I could not resist. After two years of painstaking renovations—and much opposition from my family—it is now my personal Shangri-La.   Among these pages you will find the miraculous restoration from the beautiful landscape to the ferns and rocking chairs on the porch. You'll also notice that the holidays are very special, and of course my constant canine and feline companions.  I hope you enjoy the visit.
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FERN MICHAELS is the USA Today and #1 New York Times-bestselling author of The Sisterhood, Men of the Sisterhood, Kentucky, Vegas, and Godmothers series, as well as dozens of other novels and novellas. Fern Michaels is considered the pioneer of contemporary women’s fiction, with more than ninety million copies of her books in print and more than 90 NYT bestsellers, including each installment of The Sisterhood series. An avid animal lover, Fern Michaels has outfitted dozens of police dogs across the country with special bulletproof vests.  She built and funded two day-care centers for twenty-five years to help families remain in the workplace. She shares her 300-year-old South Carolina home with her three dogs, one cat, and a resident ghost named Mary-Margaret.