Description
In a quiet Oregon town, Annie Trimble lives behind a wall of misunderstanding—shunned for her perceived “affliction” and left to endure isolation that others refuse to question. When Alex Montgomery learns the truth about his brother’s cruelty, guilt drives him to marry Annie and raise the child she carries, setting in motion a life neither of them expected. As Alex comes to know Annie’s gentle intelligence and profound capacity for love, he must confront the town’s prejudice and find a way to truly reach her. Woven with themes of compassion, redemption, and the healing power of acceptance, this emotionally resonant romance showcases Catherine Anderson’s gift for character-driven storytelling and tender, faith-inflected hope.
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paperback
Avon
Published Jan 1, 1996
416 pages
ISBN: 9780380779611
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Details
First Published
1996
Language
eng
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