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    A Spark of Heavenly Fire
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    A Spark of Heavenly Fire

    By Kathleen Knowles

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    About this ebook

    Kerry O’Shea and Beth Hammond have plans for the future. Beth dreams of becoming a doctor and helping the poor citizens of San Francisco. More than anything, Kerry wants them to have a home of their own, but she is committed to helping Beth make her dream come true. Kerry makes a fateful decision that could have dire consequences. Can they both have what they want, or will they lose everything, including their love for each other?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBold Strokes Books
    Release dateNov 17, 2014
    ISBN9781626392694
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    A Spark of Heavenly Fire
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    Kathleen Knowles

    Kathleen Knowles grew up in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, but has lived in San Francisco for more than thirty years. She finds the city’s combination of history, natural beauty, and multicultural diversity inspiring and endlessly fascinating.Other than writing, she loves music of all kinds, walking, bicycling, and stamp collecting. LGBT history and politics have commanded her attention for many years, starting with her first Pride march in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1978. She and her partner were married in July, 2008, and live atop one of San Francisco’s many hills with their three pets. She works as a health and safety specialist at the University of California, San Francisco.She has written short stories, essays, and fan fiction. Awake Unto Me is her first published work.

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