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Waves of Grace

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Waves of Grace

By: Barbara Hinske
Narrated by: Dina Pearlman
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Maggie and John are leaf-peeping in Connecticut on their long-overdue vacation. When a forest fire engulfs the region, they swing into action to rescue animals, forging human bonds in the process that continue far beyond this tragedy.

Back in Westbury, Maggie faces a firestorm of her own. Vindictive social media posts about her late husband's shady past threaten her reputation. Will her forceful response merely ruffle feathers or upend her career?

Gordon Mortimer returns to Westbury to finish appraising Rosemont's treasures. Meeting Anita Archer, owner of the local bridal boutique, to view her vintage sewing machine collection sparks an attraction beyond their shared interest in antiques.

Waves of Grace is a captivating tale of resilience, love, and the power of compassion: women's fiction at its best.

©2024 Barbara Hinske (P)2025 Tantor Media Women's Fiction
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