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    Brushstrokes
    Brushstrokes
    Brushstrokes
    Audiobook1 hour

    Brushstrokes

    Written by Sabrina Marzaro

    Narrated by Sabrina Marzaro

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    And for a brief moment, we finally set aside

    The shield that we don, beneath which our hearts hide


    Brushstrokes is an exploration of the nuances of love, the ebb and flow of hope, as well as the search for meaning, clarity and purpose.


    A moving composition of poems and prose, it recounts the tale of an electric encounter and ensuing, all-consuming love – with its irresistible highs and perilous lows – that sets into motion a cascade of events. What unfolds is a transformative story of self-discovery, unveiling one’s deepest fears, longings and dreams.


    Timeless and universal in message, Brushstrokes invites us on an intimate journey steeped in passion and wonder.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAustin Macauley Publishers
    Release dateOct 18, 2023
    ISBN9781398487765

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