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    My Blue Violets

    Written by Sara Rose

    Narrated by Melissa Madole

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    About this audiobook

    An old love is rekindled when Ned Osgood returns home to Marietta, Georgia. He left for college not only leaving his home behind but also his long-time sweetheart, Lorna Peterson. After completing his studies, the lure of money drove Ned to relocate to Los Angeles. Years later, love for his family brings him home. After a decade of separation from Ned and a new romance in the works, Lorna finds herself confused by her feelings upon Ned's return in Sara Rose's novel, My Blue Violets. Will Lorna fall for Ned again, not knowing if he lives a God-centered life as she does? Or, will God's answer to her prayers be Gavin, the godly man who she has been dating? Find out the answers to these questions and more when you read My Blue Violets. Not only will you feel inspired, you will have a better understanding of how to keep God first in your life.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTate Publishing Audio
    Release dateMar 1, 2008
    ISBN9781604627732
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    My Blue Violets
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    Sara Rose

    SARA ROSE is a 24-year-old Canadian-born singer-songwriter and author. She began writing her first book, So Now What? One Foot in Front of the Other, between the introduction of her debut album, Until Now (2018), and the release of her second album, We Could Be Beautiful (2019). In addition to receiving awards for Emerging Artist of the Year (2019), Local Musician or Band (2019), and the 25 Under 25 Award (2018), and nominations for the Reader's Choice Award (2020) in Orangeville, Ontario and The Voice (NBC) Closed Auditions (2020), Rose also holds a Bachelor of Social Work (Honours) (2018). She has served as vice president on the board of a not-for-profit hospice dedicated to providing compassionate palliative care, and has offered her skills as a performer as host of Hope Through Harmonies, a founded (2017) benefit concert. She is currently working on a country-pop album and fiction novel.

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