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Truth & Mixed Company
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- FormatePub
- ISBN8887226767
- EAN9798887226767
- Date de parution11/06/2022
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurNicolle Vaughn
Résumé
Five women. Five distinct lives. Five defining moments. Each woman faces extraordinary challenges rooted in everyday reality. With poise, wit, and steady resolve, they are forced to make difficult choices that will alter the course of their lives. These are everyday heroes navigating ordinary circumstances-proving that strength often reveals itself in the quietest, most human moments. Blurb"Yellow-her favorite color-was yellow, " the babysitter sobbed, her words tumbling over one another.
Nearby, another child cried, clutched tightly in the arms of her mother-or perhaps her grandmother-no one could tell. Officer Blake muttered a curse under his breath as he dropped to his knees beside the little girl. Her eyelids fluttered, struggling to stay open."Stay with me, " he shouted, his voice rising as though sheer volume could will her to survive. He glanced at his watch, dread tightening his chest.
Where was the ambulance?
Nearby, another child cried, clutched tightly in the arms of her mother-or perhaps her grandmother-no one could tell. Officer Blake muttered a curse under his breath as he dropped to his knees beside the little girl. Her eyelids fluttered, struggling to stay open."Stay with me, " he shouted, his voice rising as though sheer volume could will her to survive. He glanced at his watch, dread tightening his chest.
Where was the ambulance?
