Losing Eva - Rogena Mitchell-jones - Knihy - Soul Sister Press, LLC - 9780998193250 - 07. januára 2017
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Losing Eva

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Tragedy can seek us out at the moment we least expect it. Brynn and Adam Michaels have rebuilt their lives after Brynn's painful and cruel past threatened to tear them apart. With a baby on the way, hope and promise are within reach. Just when Brynn envisions that she and Adam can lead a happy life, an unexpected visitor arrives, threatening to destroy everything. When the one thing holding them together is ripped cruelly from their lives, they are forever changed, their fragile life together teetering dangerously on the edge. As Brynn discovers a life she never expected, and a family she never knew she had, Adam, the only person she has truly loved, slowly changes into a man she no longer recognizes. When a handsome stranger arrives at Brynn's darkest moment, feelings she never knew could exist are stirred within her and she must make a choice. Will her decision cost Brynn the ultimate price? Losing Eva is the deeply complex, emotional sequel to Leaving Eva, and the second novel in the Eva Series. As an author of women's fiction, Jennifer Sivec creates strong characters and explores the dark edges of the human spirit. Her thought-provoking novels implore readers to question how much suffering one can endure and yet also provide messages of hope and promise. Caution: Eva's story contains graphic violence, strong language, drug abuse, domestic abuse, and child abuse.

Médium Knihy     Paperback Book   (Kniha s mäkkou väzbou a lepeným chrbtom)
Vydané 07. januára 2017
ISBN13 9780998193250
Vydavatelia Soul Sister Press, LLC
Strany 278
Rozmery 152 × 229 × 16 mm   ·   362 g
Jazyk Angličtina  

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