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Time Will Tell: Sequel to Two Heartbeats

Time Will Tell: Sequel to Two Heartbeats

by Forrest, Rhonda
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TIME WILL TELL - SEQUEL TO TWO HEARTBEATS


When Jess discovered love with Daniel in the tiny outback town of Gowrie it seemed that her previous troubled life had been cast aside. However, differences in their backgrounds, her doubts about real love and the urge to return and support her twin brother Johnno, forced her to make a decision to leave.


Her new home in the small community of Tamborine Mountain provides an opportunity to contemplate how she really feels and what is important. Johnno lives nearby and new friends and a romantic encounter give her a fresh start, but is this what she really wants and if it isn't, will Daniel welcome her back with open arms?


The tranquil setting of Tamborine Mountain joins forces with the outback of Queensland to continue the story of Two Heartbeats. Will the decision be taken out of Jess's hands, pushing her further away, or will her heart lead her to where she will find true happiness?


Time Will Tell - a rural love story, where friendship, romance and hearts entwine.

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BrandThorpe and Bowker
Pub dateMar 4, 2021
ISBN-100994535694
ISBN-139780994535696
Paperback270.0 pages
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions8 × 0.68 × 5 in
Weight1 lb
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