15 Summers Later
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- Nombre de pages352
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-0-00-893247-3
- EAN9780008932473
- Date de parution20/06/2024
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurMills & Boon
Résumé
15 summers ago, everything changed.
Eva Howell seemed to have it all. But she never expected that her husband would feel so betrayed by a secret from her past that he'd walk away. Now Eva is back in her hometown and trying to move on with the only person who can truly understand.
Following years of healing, Madison Howell is finally happy. But she's in love with the town vet, Dr Luke Gentry, and can't bring herself to tell him.
Years ago, his dad died protecting Maddie and her sister, so how could he ever love her back? With the truth laid bare, the Howell sisters' reunion is bittersweet. And as Eva and Maddie attempt to reconcile their futures, they must face the demons of their past together. Praise for RaeAnne Thayne 'Emotional and deeply satisfying. I savoured every page.' Sarah Morgan 'RaeAnne Thayne gets better with every book.' Robyn Carr '[RaeAnne Thayne] is a rising star in the romance world.
Her books are wonderfully romantic, feel-good reads that end with me sighing over the last pages.' Debbie Macomber
Years ago, his dad died protecting Maddie and her sister, so how could he ever love her back? With the truth laid bare, the Howell sisters' reunion is bittersweet. And as Eva and Maddie attempt to reconcile their futures, they must face the demons of their past together. Praise for RaeAnne Thayne 'Emotional and deeply satisfying. I savoured every page.' Sarah Morgan 'RaeAnne Thayne gets better with every book.' Robyn Carr '[RaeAnne Thayne] is a rising star in the romance world.
Her books are wonderfully romantic, feel-good reads that end with me sighing over the last pages.' Debbie Macomber
15 summers ago, everything changed.
Eva Howell seemed to have it all. But she never expected that her husband would feel so betrayed by a secret from her past that he'd walk away. Now Eva is back in her hometown and trying to move on with the only person who can truly understand.
Following years of healing, Madison Howell is finally happy. But she's in love with the town vet, Dr Luke Gentry, and can't bring herself to tell him.
Years ago, his dad died protecting Maddie and her sister, so how could he ever love her back? With the truth laid bare, the Howell sisters' reunion is bittersweet. And as Eva and Maddie attempt to reconcile their futures, they must face the demons of their past together. Praise for RaeAnne Thayne 'Emotional and deeply satisfying. I savoured every page.' Sarah Morgan 'RaeAnne Thayne gets better with every book.' Robyn Carr '[RaeAnne Thayne] is a rising star in the romance world.
Her books are wonderfully romantic, feel-good reads that end with me sighing over the last pages.' Debbie Macomber
Years ago, his dad died protecting Maddie and her sister, so how could he ever love her back? With the truth laid bare, the Howell sisters' reunion is bittersweet. And as Eva and Maddie attempt to reconcile their futures, they must face the demons of their past together. Praise for RaeAnne Thayne 'Emotional and deeply satisfying. I savoured every page.' Sarah Morgan 'RaeAnne Thayne gets better with every book.' Robyn Carr '[RaeAnne Thayne] is a rising star in the romance world.
Her books are wonderfully romantic, feel-good reads that end with me sighing over the last pages.' Debbie Macomber






















