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A horrifying encounter drags soon-to-be-married Maria Landro into the shocking world of religious corruption and an unrelenting village code of honor that threatens to rob her of everything she holds dear. Shunned by the very people who should have embraced her, she withdraws into the confines of Bella Terra, her family's farm, and remains there for several years . . . until she is forced to leave to ensure the formal education of her son. In a desperate attempt to protect her child from vicious tongues and malicious hate-mongers and her family farm from bankruptcy, she determines to seek…mehr

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A horrifying encounter drags soon-to-be-married Maria Landro into the shocking world of religious corruption and an unrelenting village code of honor that threatens to rob her of everything she holds dear. Shunned by the very people who should have embraced her, she withdraws into the confines of Bella Terra, her family's farm, and remains there for several years . . . until she is forced to leave to ensure the formal education of her son. In a desperate attempt to protect her child from vicious tongues and malicious hate-mongers and her family farm from bankruptcy, she determines to seek vengeance against the one who ruined her life. But when Luca Tonetta enters her life, Maria learns a powerful lesson about forgiveness and grace.
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Autorenporträt
Dr. MaryAnn Diorio is a widely published, award-winning author of fiction, non-fiction, and poetry for both children and adults. Her poetry and fiction have won numerous awards. MaryAnn resides in New Jersey with her husband Dom, a retired ER physician. They are the blessed parents of two amazing adult daughters, parents-in-law to a very smart son-in-law, and grandparents to six rambunctious grandchildren. When not writing, MaryAnn enjoys reading, painting in oils and acrylics, and playing the piano and mandolin. You may learn more about MaryAnn and her writing at https://www.maryanndiorio.com.