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Finally, I learned some sad news this week–my younger sister Dana, only 60, has passed away. She had been dealing with liver failure and other health problems, and it looks like she simply passed in her sleep . . . and that’s a mercy, isn’t it? Still, it was unexpected. My husband and I will be traveling to the Cocoa Beach area this week for her funeral. I’ve been reminded of something–we have to cherish our loved ones while we have them!
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Angie
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Will Rescued Heart be available in kindle format? Currently it’s only available for pre-order on paperback at Amazon.
Yes, it will be . . . By the release date.
My condolences on the loss of your sister.
I finished reading The Daughter of Rome yesterday and found it to be a satisfying end to The Emissaries series. I look forward to reading Rescued Heart.
I have to ask: when Prima threw herself off the cliff at the end of The Sisters of Corinth, she lost the baby and now she can’t walk? That’s what I gathered about a special chair .
Yes–I imagine that she broke her spine, so now she travels by a “special chair”–probably a sedan-type chair, carried by slaves.