Abandoned at a truck stop with nothing but two changes of clothes in a laundry bag, four-feet-seven, eighteen-year-old Petra Kravchenko expects a cold night alone after aging out of foster care. Instead, strangers' small acts of kindness set off a chain of events faster and more dramatic than anything she ever imagined or planned for--including a handsome young man with a depth of kindness that she never knew existed.
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John D. Lambert is a neurodivergent romance writer and poet happily married to Carla for over forty years. He holds a BA in English literature, psychology, and sociology from Excelsior University, is retired from a distinguished career in IT, and now lives in the quiet Virginia countryside. Through his Intersections Romance series, Lambert weaves gentle tales of enduring love, divergent identities, and quiet Christian faith. For more information visit www.JohnDonovanLambert.com
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Librería: California Books, Miami, FL, Estados Unidos de America
Condición: New. Nº de ref. del artículo: I-9798385297887
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