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    No Greater Love: Book Three of the Drifters Series
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    No Greater Love: Book Three of the Drifters Series

    By Susan Rodgers

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    Book 3 of the Drifters series

    A lonely man works to help the homeless on the Downtown Eastside in Vancouver -- it is his way of telling his old friend, Jessie Wheeler, that he cares about her world and what's important to her. Meanwhile, Jessie has made a choice that reverberates around the world. Upon finding Josh - the love of her life - in a smelly garbage pile, she told him there is always hope. Now she clings to that advice herself, hoping against hope she will find her way back to him, to Josh, to the man whose chestnut hair she loves to tuck behind his ear, the man who helped her find a reason to live again.

    Jessie's world implodes when she must reconcile the old with the new. A dangerous stalker provides a match that fuels the flames of a tragedy, and the true meaning of sacrifice is inadvertently revealed.

    "Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends."
    -King James Bible (John 15:12-13)
    LanguageEnglish
    PublishereBookIt.com
    Release dateApr 26, 2016
    ISBN9780986950247
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    No Greater Love: Book Three of the Drifters Series
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    Susan Rodgers

    Susan Rodgers’ first novel A Certain Kind of Freedom was a Finalist in the Writers’ Federation of Nova Scotia Atlantic Writing Awards for unpublished manuscripts. Owner / Operator of Bluemountain Entertainment, she is a graduate of Vancouver Film School. Formerly a museum curator, Susan lives with her partner Stephen and her cat Oliver in Summerside, Prince Edward Island, Canada, and makes frequent trips to Vancouver to visit her son Christopher.

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