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"Belva Plain is in a class by herself."
-The New York TimesNew York Times bestselling author Belva Plain has penned twenty internationally acclaimed novels.
Her tales of family, heritage, and history will resonate with anyone who knows what it is to love and what it is to be a part of a family, which is why her stories captivate readers by the millions.
Following up on the first omnibus edition of her work, here are three more rich, moving novels in one volume:
Blessings, Whispers, and Homecoming.Blessings is the deeply moving story of the beautiful and gutsy Jennie Rakowsky, whose hidden secret of her youth is about to ruin her brilliantly successful career and brand-new engagement.In Whispers, Lynn and Robert Ferguson seem to have the perfect marriage.
But behind closed doors, they hide a terrible secret that threatens to destroy everything.In Homecoming, family matriarch Annette Byrne makes one last effort to pull the fragmented parts of her clan together after tragedies have rocked their once comfortable world.
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Originally published in 1984, this is the passionate tale of Caroline Dawson, a beautiful young widow who has just cared for her ailing--and much older--husband through a long, slow death. In addition to fighting off the gossips who are bent on ruining her place in the unforgiving, high society world she has grown accustomed to, Caroline is must now fight a foe ten times stronger: temptation. Rink Lancaster is not just charming and rich. He happens to be Caroline's first love--and her late husband's son. When Rink returns home to settle his father's estate, Caroline works hard to deny the firey passion she still feels. But what she doesn't know is that Rink considers Caroline part of his inheritance. And he will stop at nothing to claim her.
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Traveling by train to Newmarch for a weekend house party, James`s unnamed narrator encounters two other guests. He is amused and somewhat shocked to observe that Gilbert Long, formerly an uncivil man, now appears amiable and quick-witted, while Grace Brissenden seems younger than she did before. As the
guests assemble for dinner, conversation, and strolls on the grounds, the narrator begins to elaborate a strange and intriguing theory of relationships: he believes that a lover nourishes the beloved, who blossoms as the lover is drained. If this theory is correct, then Grace Brissenden`s wan husband holds the key to her youthful appearance. But from what sacred fount does Gilbert Long draw inspiration?
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