The Bride Wore Blue
by
Cheryl Bolen
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Romance
Format
Kindle
Pages
322
Language
English
Published
May 25, 2011
Description
For six long years, Thomas Moreland has been haunted by a singular vision: the woman he loves, adorned in a beautiful blue gown, standing before him, but always just out of reach. His heart has carried the weight of longing, and as time passes, the memories of their shared laughter and stolen moments fade only to be replaced by agonizing regret.
As he navigates through the tumult and challenges of his life, the past claws at him relentlessly, pulling him back to the moments that led to his heartbreak. He knows he must confront the choices that drove them apart and the barriers that remain. The promise of redemption lies ahead, but it requires a confrontation with both heartache and hope.
Journeying through a landscape of lost love, family loyalty, and the struggles of a passionate heart, he seeks not just to reclaim what he has lost but to redefine it. In a world where the past shadows the present and the color blue signifies love unfulfilled, Thomas embarks on a quest that could rewrite his destiny.
As he navigates through the tumult and challenges of his life, the past claws at him relentlessly, pulling him back to the moments that led to his heartbreak. He knows he must confront the choices that drove them apart and the barriers that remain. The promise of redemption lies ahead, but it requires a confrontation with both heartache and hope.
Journeying through a landscape of lost love, family loyalty, and the struggles of a passionate heart, he seeks not just to reclaim what he has lost but to redefine it. In a world where the past shadows the present and the color blue signifies love unfulfilled, Thomas embarks on a quest that could rewrite his destiny.
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