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Never Say Goodbye

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Never Say Goodbye

Di: Susan Lewis
Letto da: Julia Franklin
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A compelling and deeply moving novel of friendship, family and the power of love, from the Sunday Times top ten bestseller. Now available as an audiobook.

How would you cope with the threat of losing someone you love?

Josie Clark is a loving wife and mother. She and her husband Jeff don’t have much and it’s often difficult to make ends meet. But Josie will do anything to protect her family and keep them safe.

Bel Monkton is a successful property developer, living in a beautiful house by the sea. She seems to have everything going for her, but she’s lonely. And she’s let the shadows from her past cloud her future.

Josie’s life couldn’t be more different to Bel’s. But three years ago, tragedy tore Bel’s life in two. Now it’s happening to Josie.

And faced with uncertainty and heartbreak, they come to treasure their growing friendship.

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Never Say Goodbye is a compelling story of friendship, love and heartbreak – but you’ll need your tissues at the ready for this one as Susan Lewis delivers the ultimate tearjerker.
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