Name: The Heart Doesn't Ask (en Inglés)
SKU: 66515443
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Author: Slayter, Michael
ISBN: 9781088196663

portada The Heart Doesn't Ask (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Michael Slayter

Autor

Slayter, Michael

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

290

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

Dimensiones

22.9x15.2x2 cm

ISBN13

9781088196663

The Heart Doesn't Ask (en Inglés)

Slayter, Michael (Autor) · Michael Slayter · Tapa Blanda

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Cash Ratliff has loved three different women for three different reasons. Cash's alcohol habit didn't mix well with Julie. Scarred by a fragmented childhood, a reckless youth spent in and out of trouble, and a tour in the Marine Corps, Cash has become a man shaped more by shadows than by light. Now confined within the walls of Angola State Prison-a place whispered about even among the hardened-Cash wears the label of felon like a second skin and his past is sealed behind bars and secrets.Against expectation, the court grants him a sliver of freedom: while still incarcerated but within a work release center, he is granted outside employment with Sophia Blessing, a reclusive widow whose quiet life belies a discerning spirit. Something about the old woman both unsettles and steadies Cash at the same time. She peers beyond his rough edges, offering not pity but a kind of truth he's never encountered-a truth wrapped not in judgment, but in something eerily close to grace.Everything shifts with the arrival of Abigail-Sophia's granddaughter, luminous and out of reach, betrothed to a man whose charm masks something far darker. As tragedy coils through their lives like smoke, Cash is thrust into unfamiliar depths. A question begins to haunt him: when fate offers a final fork in the road, can a man outrun the pull of his own past? Or is redemption always a step too far?