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A Way from Heart to Heart

Helena Fairfax

Publisher: Accent Press

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“…a fantastic book…With an engrossing story and relatable characters, this story is a must read.” The Book Maven
 
 "...a touching and beautifully written story about the power and healing nature of love." Jo Barton at Jaffa Reads Too
 
 "...a lovely, emotive and heart-warming contemporary romance story that draws in the audience and takes hold from the very beginning...Fans of contemporary romance will love A Way From Heart to Heart." Caroline Barker at A Reader's Review
 
 "...A tale of sadness, loss, friendship, family and love. I loved it!" Sandra at Beauty Balm blog spot

 
A knock at the door shatters Kate Hemingway’s life when she’s informed of her husband Stuart’s death in Afghanistan. She struggles to care for their young son George with only Stuart’s aloof best friend Paul as emotional support.

 
Piece by fragile piece, she tries to rebuild her life, realising Paul and her son have formed an unlikely bond. When Paul agrees to accompany Kate and a group of disadvantaged teenagers on a trip to the Yorkshire moors, he finally reveals something he’s kept secret for years. Kate’s own scarred heart begins to open up … but can she risk her son’s happiness as well as her own?

 
A novel about friendship, loss, and the human heart’s enduring capacity for love, this stunning debut explores one woman’s attempt at survival when her world comes crashing down around her.
Available since: 02/09/2015.

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