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    Heart Strings: Sarah's Story
    Heart Strings: Sarah's Story
    Heart Strings: Sarah's Story
    Audiobook6 hours

    Heart Strings: Sarah's Story

    Written by Maggie Lynch

    Narrated by Sonja Field

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    About this audiobook

    Sweetwater Canyon Book 3 – Sarah’s Story

    Her guitar helped her leave. His grim news calls her home. Will she abandon the safety of her sisterhood for a chance to heal old wounds?

    Sarah Cosgrave escaped her alcoholic father’s depression by losing herself in her music and her faith. Playing guitar with Sweetwater Canyon gives her the loving family she never had. But when her ex-boyfriend calls with unwelcome news, can her conviction sustain her on her long journey home?

    As the musician watches Tom care for her ailing father, she sees how much her ex has changed since he broke her heart. Pushing past her feelings of betrayal, Sarah rediscovers her hope for the future. But when an irrational woman from Tom’s past tests their faith, Sarah’s new mournful melody could end in silence.

    Heartstrings is the third standalone book in the uplifting Sweetwater Canyon contemporary romance series. If you like strong-willed characters, emotional ups and downs, and life-changing moments, then you’ll love Maggie Lynch’s harmonious novel.

    Buy Heartstrings to take a journey of love and faith today!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWindtree Press
    Release dateOct 6, 2019
    ISBN9781947983557
    Heart Strings: Sarah's Story

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