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    After You Were Gone
    After You Were Gone
    After You Were Gone
    Audiobook9 hours

    After You Were Gone

    Written by Alexis Harrington

    Narrated by Kathleen Early

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    About this audiobook

    Mitchell Tucker has come back to the small Texas town of Gila Rock looking for something Julianne Boyce has no intention of giving him: forgiveness. It's been eight years since Mitch went to jail for starting a fire that claimed her husband's life—and longer still since Juli and Mitch fell into a forbidden first love that their feuding families brought to an end. She's lost too much because of his thoughtlessness to let herself fall under that familiar spell again.

    But no matter how much she ignores him, Mitch isn't leaving. Soon he's helping out at her farm and her new store, trying to make amends, melting the cold shell Juli's built around her heart. There's a world of hurt and mistrust between them—but there's also one last chance to uncover the truths that might bring them back together once more…

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrilliance Audio
    Release dateFeb 7, 2017
    ISBN9781536619409
    After You Were Gone
    Author

    Alexis Harrington

    Alexis Harrington is the award-winning author of more than a dozen novels, including the international bestseller The Irish Bride. She spent twelve years working in civil engineering before she became a full-time novelist. When she isn't writing, she enjoys jewelry making, needlework, embroidery, cooking, and entertaining friends. Harrington lives in her native Pacific Northwest, near the Columbia River, with a variety of pets who do their best to distract her while she's working.

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