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Warren, Skye
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Fiction
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2014
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English
β 101 KB
β¦ LIBER β¦
On the Way Home
β Scribed by Stephanie Wells Mason
- Book ID
- 110670126
- Publisher
- Deseret Book Company
- Year
- 2013
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 175 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9781609075620
- ASIN
- B00C4VL8Y0
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β¦ Synopsis
As a young widow and devoted mother, London Elliott is determined to support her two children however she can--even if it's just by delivering newspapers. So when London hears a call for help early one morning, she rushes to Elsie Moffat's aid, an elderly LDS woman who has suffered a heart attack in her home. That selfless act introduces London to new beliefs and new people, including fireman Brad Stevenson.
It also raises a number of questions: Can London reconcile the painful parts of her past and find love again? Why do warmth and kindness seem to emanate from Elsie, who treats London like a loving mother? And why is London so drawn to the photograph of Elsie's son, Ammon?
An unexpected inheritance leads London on a cross-country journey and even more questions. By saving another's life, will London actually find her own?
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