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Speak Softly Love
Sara had never known a man like Dominic...and Dominic was determined never to love a woman like Sara...
Cloistered for most of her young life in a remote religious society, Sara Parsons knew little of life beyond the group, nothing of the love between a man and a woman.
Swept suddenly into a way of life utterly foreign to her own, she discovers that the serenity and strength instilled during those early years have prepared her—almost—for the dashing and tempestuous Dominic Lansford.
Yet despite all differences, they are irresistably drawn to each other and it is in this unlikely union that they will learn love's greatest lesson.
Cloistered for most of her young life in a remote religious society, Sara Parsons knew little of life beyond the group, nothing of the love between a man and a woman.
Swept suddenly into a way of life utterly foreign to her own, she discovers that the serenity and strength instilled during those early years have prepared her—almost—for the dashing and tempestuous Dominic Lansford.
Yet despite all differences, they are irresistably drawn to each other and it is in this unlikely union that they will learn love's greatest lesson.
192 pages, Paperback
First published July 1, 1985
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September 23, 2019
I enjoy this book. I have read it several times, and find new elements each time.
October 18, 2020
C. fiction, historical, inspirational, Shakers, PA, VA, plantation, from stash, discard
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September 10, 2009
Love is not easy, at at it can deceive you. But it is best to listen instead of jumping to conclusion, things get messy.
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