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"Beautiful, precise language is plentiful throughout Ferrer's latest. Her brilliant storytelling, with its vibrant description and dialogue, will touch the hearts of readers." (RT Book Reviews)
"Ferrer has created a story that's breathtaking in its scope, and a heroine whose strength will leave readers in awe." (Publishers Weekly)

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So Captivatung!

This was a book that I could hardly stop listening to. I kept turning it on whenever I could steal a moment to listen.

I loved the character development and Robin Miles as the narrator was perfect.

Barbara Ferrer, thank you for this complex and deeply emotional story.