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Dealing with joy and sorrow, love and hardship, these three stories remind us that life is a path marked by twists and turns.
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Tides of Change |
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Deborah Brewer |
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£9.99 $15.95 |
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300 |
Review: Tides of Change
Debbie Brewer
Tides of Change
At sixteen years of age, Jeanette did not plan on being pregnant. Her boyfriend Tom had not thought it through either, but he’s confident they can make things work. But he hadn’t counted on the interference of Jeanette’s brother, Jack, who is determined to split up the young couple…
Love’s Last Chance
Harry’s perfect world is blown apart when his wife is killed in a fatal car accident. Life moves on relentlessly… will Harry? Change and the opportunity of a fresh start appear when Gina arrives on the scene… but true love is always complicated!
Unbreakable Bonds
Rick’s tragic situation is unbearable. Julie and Daniel are already having problems of their own. Years later, when they think they’ve overcome the worst, not only do they have to cope with a potentially life-shattering truth, they are also dealt a devastating blow that threatens their very family. Is it too late for family relationships to be mended?
Deborah Brewer was born in 1968 and grew up in Berkshire, UK. She completed a degree in Linguistics and Psychology at Hertfordshire University and then trained at Charing Cross Hospital, London, to become a qualified staff nurse. Deborah now works and lives in Maidenhead with her husband and two children. |
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Jeanette sat on the edge of the single bed next to her boyfriend, Tom, in his room, holding the thin, white, pen-shaped pregnancy test in her hand. The small bedroom had dark blue walls and a pine wardrobe. A matching pine chest of drawers stood opposite the wardrobe, and Jeanette and Tom had their backs to the lace-curtained window, which let in the bright afternoon sun. They both peered at the test with bated breath, waiting for its result. They did not have to wait long.
'Oh my God, my parents are going to kill me!' Jeanette stared wide-eyed and panicky at Tom as a definite blue line appeared across the pregnancy window of the test...
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