Always a Love Song
Charley Clarke
11.2019 г. · Tantor Media Inc · Чете: Melissa Moran
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A lesbian romance about music, accepting the past, and embracing second chances to write a new future. When golden girl pop star Bridget Callahan's broken engagement comes out, she heads back to her hometown for the first time in five years to write songs for her next album. And maybe while she's there, she'll finally be able to face the woman she left behind who she never let go. Bar owner Alex Marlow has spent the past five years mending her broken heart by pretending she doesn't have one. But Bridget's return disrupts her ordered life and brings all those chaotic, buried feelings back to the surface. Can they forgive each other and themselves for mistakes made when they were younger? Contains mature themes.
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Charley Clarke writes romance, both contemporary and speculative fiction. Her books include Hearts and Clubs and Always a Love Song. She loves baked goods, long walks, and relaxing with a good book and a cup of tea. Visit her at charleyclarkewriter.com.
Melissa Moran is an accomplished radio personality who has won both a CMA (Country Music Association) and ACM (Academy of Country Music) award in broadcasting. In addition to commercial voice-over work, theater, and improvisational comedy, Melissa has narrated over seventy audiobooks in many different genres.
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