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Whispers of the heart

by Megan Brownley (1992)

About this book

EVERYTHING HAPPENED SO SUDDENLY . . . Brock Adams could only watch in horror as the truck jackknifed and bore down on the small van in which he and his two young children were traveling. In one split second, Brock's world was changed forever. Tracey Edwards understood his grief. But she had her own reason for wanting Brock to pick up the pieces of his shattered life. A reason that had nothing to do with sympathy . . . or with the attraction she was beginning to feel for the man.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreWhispers of the heart Lead Character

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