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The End of Dreams

By: Bruce Graham
Narrated by: Maggie Ross
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The End of Dreams is a gripping story of love and loss. It is 1864. Eighteen-year-old Meredith McBurnie from Nova Scotia, Canada, is working as a proofreader at a literary magazine in Portland, Maine. Her mother, however, has different plans for her daughter. Meredith's brother Liam has deserted the Union Army amidst the American Civil War. Her frantic mother demands that Meredith go and find him or return home to look after the family.

Since childhood, Meredith and Liam have shared a special bond. Meredith is worried about her brother's well-being and fate as an army deserter. It is an impossible task, but she feels compelled to fulfill her mother's wishes and embarks on a dangerous journey that will change her life and the life of her family forever.

©2021 Bruce Graham (P)2022 Purple Porcupine Publishing

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"Bruce Graham broke my heart into more pieces than I felt possible. I promise you will not be disappointed at any time during this listen. A thrilling tale for sure." (Alana Shupe, The Atlantic Book Reviews)

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