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Bethany's Song
Bethany's Song
Author: Susan Plunkett
Two years after her life-altering car wreck, Bethany James finds freedom in the form of the River of Time, which sweeps her away from her old life to 1895 Juneau, Alaska. There, she is separated from her sisters with whom she shared perfect harmony. And the widowed mine owner who finds her is hardly someone with whom she expects to connect.
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ISBN-13: 9780505524638
ISBN-10: 0505524635
Publication Date: 11/2001
Pages: 368
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  • Currently 4.6/5 Stars.
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4.6 stars, based on 13 ratings
Publisher: Love Spell
Book Type: Mass Market Paperback
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I loved this book. The story was whimiscal, funny, spititual and adventuorous all in one. The heroine was so gutsy and independent. It's a time travel story that really touches your heart.
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This is the second book in the James sister trilogy, but the third has never been published. This is my favorite and will stand alone. Bethany is so afraid when she goes back in time...it is joy to see that without her sisters she can grow into the wonderful woman she is meant to be.

For Bethany James, freedom comes in the form of the River of Time, sweeping her away from her old life, to 1895. But on awakening in Juneau, Alaska, Bethany discovers a whole new batch of problems. For one thing, she has been separated from her sisters -- the only ones with whom she shares perfect harmony. And the widowed mine-owner who finds her -- Matthew Gray -- is hardly someone with whom she expects to connect.

Yet struggling to survive, drawing on every skill she possesses, the violet-eyed beauty finds herself growing into a stronger person. She is learning to trust, learning to love. And in helping Matt do the same, Bethany realizes the laments of the past are only too soon made the sweet strains of happiness.


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