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ISBN: 9781407965802
Genre - Main: Fiction
Genre - Specific: Romance
Duration: 540 mins
Length: Unabridged
Author: D.E. Stevenson
Performer 1: Lesley Mackie
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At Vittoria Cottage in the village of Ashbridge, since becoming widowed, Caroline Dering has been content to channel her life into raising her children - sanguine, humorous James; pretty, proper Leda; and energetic, impulsive Bobbie. Then the mysterious Robert Shepperton arrives in the village.

At first, Caroline's gentle heart is simply touched by his obvious unhappiness. Gradually, she finds her sympathy transforming into an immense tenderness, and then into love.

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