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Sea of Strangers
- Nurses of New York, Book 1
- Narrated by: Alexis Rome
- Length: 1 hr and 40 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Jeanette Peterson left behind the man who loves her to go to nursing school in New York, promising to come back in six months and marry him. His love is the only thing that sees her through the trials ahead.
When the time comes to make the toughest decision of all, will she choose justice or mercy out of many shades of gray?
From Amelia C. Adams, best-selling author of the Kansas Crossroads series, comes this novella about one girl's desire to follow her dreams and the man who encourages her from miles away.
©2015 Tristi Pinkston (P)2018 Tristi Pinkston
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