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Broken Country
by Clare Leslie Hall
Happily married to her husband Frank, Beth finds herself drawn to a past paramour when her brother-in-law shoots a dog that threatened their sheep. The dog, it turns out, belonged to the son of Gabriel, the man Beth once loved as a teenager.
Still reeling from the death of her own son through a tragic accident, Beth is pulled back into Gabriel's life and is forced to choose between past and present as a mystery unfolds.
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