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The Chloe Celeste Chronicles #4

Love's Cherished Refrain

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The seemingly insurmountable problems in their lives were small compared to the yearnings in their hearts.

The joyous sound of wedding bells hides the sorrow that will soon engulf CeeCee and Thad as they begin an exciting new life together.

Tragedy sends CeeCee into an ever-darkening depression. Days turn into weeks as the grieving bride continues to push Thad's love farther from reach.

Heartbreak turns to hope, however, when the couple sets sail for China with a determination to help the wounded souls and bodies of men and women of that vast country. As another door opens to the East, Chloe Mae's dream is realized through her daughter's carefully trained hands.

The faith and dreams of the two proud women spanning two generations recieve a final test of courage in this dramatic conclusion of Kay Rizzo's Chloe Celeste Chronicles.

253 pages, Paperback

First published August 1, 1994

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December 30, 2012
At last, the end of The Chloe Celeste Chronicles! As usual, the story, trials, writing, and everything was amazing. I must admit, though, that it ended a bit soon for me. I did like the ending; I just wish that Kay Rizzo had added an epilogue or something, since this is the end of the whole saga of the two Chloes.

I said before that the second book is my favorite of The Chloe Celeste Chronicles, and that still stands, only because the first part of Love's Cherished Refrain (the titles do not match the books very well, by the way) was depressing and sad.

I found that Love's Cherished Refrain was kept at a much more reasonable time pace than The Chloe Mae Chronicles and it resolved nicely. As the last book in the saga of CeeCee and her mother, I was not disappointed. Though a little sad to see such a wonderful story read its end.
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