Can love light the way in the darkest of times? Harry Scott has served honourably in the Royal Navy since 1939βincluding at Dunkirk, where he evacuated hundreds of soldiers before his own boat was destroyed and he lost many of his crew. But the tide of WWII is changing, and a force of smaller vess
The Last Hour
β Scribed by Sheehan-Miles, Charles
- Book ID
- 109258001
- Publisher
- Cincinnatus Press
- Year
- 2013
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 538 KB
- Series
- Thompson Sisters 4
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9780988273696
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β¦ Synopsis
From the bestselling author of Just Remember to BreatheΒ Twenty-eight year old Carrie Thompson-Sherman has the life she always wanted: her PhD, a prestigious fellowship, and an amazing husband. Her charmed life begins to unravel as a jealous colleague puts her fellowship in jeopardy and a hideous secret Ray carried home from Afghanistan comes to light. Hanging on by a single thread, a disastrous accident puts both her husband and her sister's lives at risk. Heartbroken, Carrie will be faced with the most devastating choice of her life. A choice that will change everything.
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