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Cargando... The Color of Destinypor Julianne MacLean
   Ninguno Actualmente no hay Conversaciones sobre este libro.  JordanAshleyPerkins | Jan 26, 2017 |   An automobile accident costs her the life of her sister and she thinks her baby died. But it leads her to a career as a Paramedic. Her husband's choices affect her life. So to the point that she is on run when she is hired to help with an Alzheimer's patient. Ryan is a doctor. He has a patient come to him with her beautiful daughter. Instantly he falls in love with her and starts to date her. Her husband had died and his Mom lives with them. They marry and then he loves his wife to breast cancer. Gram is told she has Alzheimer's. I can relate to her granddaughter not always be there when my Mom had it. I lost my Mom to it. Kate finds a house full of love that brings her to her destiny. Life has a purpose and God has led to this point even though it took 20 years. The book will hold your interest from beginning to end. We all endure things in our life so all can find support here. We all have a destiny but just may not have found it yet. (  ) squiresj | Dec 10, 2013 | sin reseñas | añadir una reseña
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"Eighteen years ago a teenage pregnancy changed Kate Worthington's life forever. Faced with many difficult decisions, she chose to follow her heart and embrace an uncertain future with Glenn Ferguson, her devoted first love ... and the father of her baby. At the same time, in another part of the world, sixteen-year-old Ryan Hamilton makes his own share of mistakes, but learns important lessons along the way. Soon Kate's and Ryan's paths cross in a way they never expected, which makes them question the existence of destiny. Even when all seems hopeless, is it possible that everything happens for a reason, and do we end up exactly where we are meant to be?"--Page 4 of cover. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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Nothing spectacular
I was expecting a bit more after reading 'The Color of Heaven' but I guess that was a tough act to follow and this one couldn't quite measure up. Although it was an okay read, it didn't suck, just nothing spectacular. (