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Coming Home — Laurie Breton
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Women's Fiction With Heart
From USA Today bestselling author Laurie Breton comes a sweeping romantic saga, spanning two decades, a gritty, realistic, and sometimes heartbreaking story of love, loss, and second chances.
He had the face of an angel, a voice that could rip your heart to shreds, and a single blinding ambition: to be a rock star. She was four weeks away from marrying her childhood sweetheart when he blew into her life and turned it upside down.
The year is 1974, and eighteen-year-old Casey Bradley has been writing songs since she was twelve. Danny Fiore is a singer with the looks, the talent, and the determination to match his soaring ambition. When Casey walks away from everything she's ever known to marry this charismatic man, she knows that together, they can move mountains.
Partnering with brilliant guitarist and composer Rob MacKenzie, Casey writes the songs that catapult her husband to a fame beyond their wildest imaginings. But the road to success is rocky, and littered with land mines. Rivers of darkness flow through her troubled marriage. It isn't until an unimaginable tragedy strikes that Casey begins to question who she is and what she really wants from life. In the process, she discovers the surprising truth that the choices a woman makes at thirty aren't necessarily the same ones she made at eighteen.
Women's Fiction With Heart
From USA Today bestselling author Laurie Breton comes a sweeping romantic saga, spanning two decades, a gritty, realistic, and sometimes heartbreaking story of love, loss, and second chances.
He had the face of an angel, a voice that could rip your heart to shreds, and a single blinding ambition: to be a rock star. She was four weeks away from marrying her childhood sweetheart when he blew into her life and turned it upside down.
The year is 1974, and eighteen-year-old Casey Bradley has been writing songs since she was twelve. Danny Fiore is a singer with the looks, the talent, and the determination to match his soaring ambition. When Casey walks away from everything she's ever known to marry this charismatic man, she knows that together, they can move mountains.
Partnering with brilliant guitarist and composer Rob MacKenzie, Casey writes the songs that catapult her husband to a fame beyond their wildest imaginings. But the road to success is rocky, and littered with land mines. Rivers of darkness flow through her troubled marriage. It isn't until an unimaginable tragedy strikes that Casey begins to question who she is and what she really wants from life. In the process, she discovers the surprising truth that the choices a woman makes at thirty aren't necessarily the same ones she made at eighteen.
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