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Have you ever lost someone who meant more to you than your own soul?
Ford Newcombe has. For years, he loved his wife, Pat, more than anyone -- and anything -- in the world. She came into his life when he was just an inexperienced college student with big dreams of becoming a published... read more
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Characters edit
- Jackie Maxwell: Heroine
- Dessie Mason: Acquaintance
- Pat: Hero's deceased wife
- Russell Dunne: Man Jackie's has a crush/few dates with.
- Tessa: Allie's Daughter
- Toodles: Ford's Father
- Ford Newcombe: Hero
- Nate: Teenage Boy hired to do some gardening
- Allie: Friend of Jackie & Ford
- Kirk: Add a description of this character.
- Harriet Cole: One of the founding families
- Hartshorn
- Miss Essie Lee: Librarian of Cole Creek
- Cole Creek: The Town most of the story takes place in
- Rebecca: Acquaintance
- Jennifer
- Amarisa: Reece's Sister
- Reece: Husband of Harriet Cole
- Heather
- Vanessa: Noble's Daughter / Ford's Niece
- Harriet Lane
- Edward Belcher: Former owner of the house Ford Purchases
- Cousin Ronny
- Jake
- Mary Hattalene
- Jacicie
- Ashley
- Martha
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Have you ever lost someone who meant more to you than your own soul?
Authors & Contributors edit
- Jude Deveraux (Author)
First Edition edit
Original Language: English
Publisher: Atria Books
Country: USA
Publication Date: April, 2003
ISBN: 978-0-7434-3712-7
Page Count: 464
Publisher: Atria Books
Country: USA
Publication Date: April, 2003
ISBN: 978-0-7434-3712-7
Page Count: 464
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- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 813.54
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