What the Heart Sees (e-bog) af Fuller, Kathleen
Fuller, Kathleen (forfatter)

What the Heart Sees e-bog

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Some believe in love at first sight. But lasting love is most clearly seen with the heart. &quote;A Miracle for Miriam&quote; Miriam forgave Seth for humiliating her when they were children on the schoolyard, but since then, she's guarded her heart. Years later, Miriam sees him at a Christmas party and notices something has changed--not just how he acts, but how he looks. When Seth pursues her,...
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Forfattere Fuller, Kathleen (forfatter)
Forlag Thomas Nelson
Udgivet 6 marts 2011
Længde 432 sider
Genrer Religious and spiritual fiction
Sprog English
Format epub
Beskyttelse LCP
ISBN 9781401686048
Some believe in love at first sight. But lasting love is most clearly seen with the heart. "e;A Miracle for Miriam"e; Miriam forgave Seth for humiliating her when they were children on the schoolyard, but since then, she's guarded her heart. Years later, Miriam sees him at a Christmas party and notices something has changed--not just how he acts, but how he looks. When Seth pursues her, she rebuffs him. She's not that foolish love-struck girl anymore. But Seth is intent on convincing her that he's worth a second chance. "e;A Place of His Own"e; When Josiah left Paradise the first time, he didn't even say good-bye. Now he's back, ten years later, and he's changed. Why is he so distant and bitter? Where is the boy who used to be Amanda's best friend? Amanda is learning that there are things even a capable Amish girl can't fix. But will she just stand there and let him disappear again? "e;What the Heart Sees"e;Ellie Chupp is resigned to never love again after she loses her sight in an accident. Christopher Miller has returned home, five years after a tragedy took the life of his fiancee. When Ellie and Chris meet again, their attraction is undeniable. But the possibility of loving another person again is terrifying. By letting go of the past and their fears of the future, old friends remind each other that what matters most is invisible to the eye.