Out of Habit - Dutton, Kathleen
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Since the age of ten, Allison Weston has lived under the sheltering arms of the nuns at St. Ives Institution. Sister Margaret, Allie's guardian, is concerned that Allie is hiding from the nightmares of a tragic childhood. So after Allie's college graduation, Margaret insists that Allie experience life outside the institution before taking her vows. In Allie, rookie reporter Ryan Harper suspects secrets so dark that he hungers to break the story. But he doesn't bargain on falling in love and struggles with the delicate balance of unleashing the torment of Allie's past without breaking her in…mehr

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Since the age of ten, Allison Weston has lived under the sheltering arms of the nuns at St. Ives Institution. Sister Margaret, Allie's guardian, is concerned that Allie is hiding from the nightmares of a tragic childhood. So after Allie's college graduation, Margaret insists that Allie experience life outside the institution before taking her vows. In Allie, rookie reporter Ryan Harper suspects secrets so dark that he hungers to break the story. But he doesn't bargain on falling in love and struggles with the delicate balance of unleashing the torment of Allie's past without breaking her in the process. With Ryan's unyielding support, Allie discovers the courage to face the shattering truth of her past and change the things we do strictly... OUT OF HABIT.
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Kathleen Dutton has enjoyed the craft of writing since childhood as a way to enter a world of unlimited possibilities. She has retired from the professional world as a clinical engineer, training cardiologists in the US to support products that make a difference in cardiac procedures. She enjoys life in Michigan with her husband, and family, especially in northern Michigan where Hemmingway spent time writing his early novels.