Whispers of Home by Susan Rodgers

Whispers of Home by Susan Rodgers

There is a timeworn honor in battle. But sometimes the weariness of war changes the landscape, and those fighting the war lose their perspective. They make choices that open old wounds and have the potential to harm rather than save.In Whispers of Home, Jessie Wheeler finally gets back to work. But distance from Josh and intimate work with Jacob challenge the newfound strength she earned from the salty Prince Edward Island breeze.Left to his own devices, Josh decides to investigate yet another old red thread from Jessie's past, when she was homeless and struggling for survival in Vancouver's seedy Downtown Eastside neighborhood. What he finds shocks yet captivates him, and he journeys into his shadow side, discovering truths about both Jessie and himself that have the power to destroy the foundation they are trying so desperately to build.

Rodgers, Susan: - Susan Rodgers' first novel A Certain Kind of Freedom was a Finalist in the Writers' Federation of Nova Scotia Atlantic Writing Awards for unpublished manuscripts. Her short story from the novel of the same name, published in two anthologies, has received rave reviews, as have the Drifters novels, Susan's all-time favourite books to write. Owner/Operator of Bluemountain Entertainment, Susan is a Vancouver Film School grad. Formerly a Museum Curator, in winter Susan lives with her partner Steve and her striped cat Oliver (Lucy Maud Montgomery once said the only good cat is a striped cat) in Summerside, Prince Edward Island, Canada. In summer, she hides in a small trailer in Darnley, P.E.I., where she writes novels, paddles kayaks, and crafts sandcastles on the beach. She makes frequent trips to Vancouver to visit her son, Christopher, where she enjoys life in the hippie city while listening to great music and sipping on good espresso.

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ISBN 13	9781987966008
ISBN 10	1987966007
Title	Whispers of Home
Author	Susan Rodgers
Series	Drifters
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Bluemountain Entertainment
Year published	2020-10-13
Number of pages	342
Cover note	Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.