Season of the Fawns - Williams, Jean Ann
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Vale and Caleb are twin cousins. Born on the same day, they've been raised together since Caleb's parents' death, and Vale feels a strong responsibility for her cousin. Especially after Caleb survived a mountain climbing accident, and now suffers from debilitating migraines. Days before their annual hunting trip, Vale finds Caleb unconscious in his cottage. After he's transported to the local hospital, she discovers how severe Caleb's pain has become. As the cousins enter a new season of change, will Vale's grit be enough to carry Caleb through the most difficult time in his life? Of both their lives?…mehr

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Vale and Caleb are twin cousins. Born on the same day, they've been raised together since Caleb's parents' death, and Vale feels a strong responsibility for her cousin. Especially after Caleb survived a mountain climbing accident, and now suffers from debilitating migraines. Days before their annual hunting trip, Vale finds Caleb unconscious in his cottage. After he's transported to the local hospital, she discovers how severe Caleb's pain has become. As the cousins enter a new season of change, will Vale's grit be enough to carry Caleb through the most difficult time in his life? Of both their lives?
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Jean Ann Williams lives on the Coast of Oregon with her husband Jim. She began her writing career in 1994 by reading a stack of books on the craft of writing. Since then, Jean Ann has published over 300 articles and short stories on the topics of Christianity, health, travel, relationships, family life, Sunday school take-home papers, and the loss of a child by suicide. Currently, on their Fowl Play Farm, Jean Ann cares for two ducks, twelve chickens, and two mastiffs, Wallace & Bear. In her free time, she enjoys reading Inspirational books, gardening, and playing Scrabble with her grandchildren. Sometimes Nana wins.