Echoes Of Love

Gold medallist: Independent Publisher Book Awards - Romance Category.'An epic love story that is beautifully told.'The Sun newspaper. Set in Venice,The Echoes of Loveis a beautiful, poignant story of lost love and betrayal, unleashed passion and learning to love again, whatever the price.Venetia Aston-Montaguehas escaped to Italy's most captivating city to work in her godmother's architectural practice, hoping to put a lost love behind her.Paolo Barone, a charismatic entrepreneur who bears the scars of a tragic past, is endeavoring to build a new life for himself.Venice on a misty carnival night brings these two people together.When Venetia finds herself assigned to Paolo's magnificent country home, love blossoms in the beautiful hills of Tuscany and the wild Sardinian Maquis. But if they are to be together, they must first confront their past and dark forces in the shadows determined to come between them.Daring to love again after so many years, can Venetia overcome her own demons? Or will Paolo's carefully guarded, devastating secret tear them apart forever? Praise for Hannah Fielding: "Escape to the winding streets of Venice, where Venetia gets herself tangled up with charismatic stranger Paolo. He's a Don Juan with a dangerous secret, and she has sworn that her heart is closed - butcan they resist their smouldering chemistry?" Inside Soap. "I absolutely adored the depth of the love story in The Echoes of Love, it felt almost voyeuristic to read. Fielding encapsulates the overwhelming experience of falling deeply, completely, utterly in love beautifully, and theglorious backdrop of Venice, eloquently described throughout, is the perfect setting for this romantic novel." Books with Bunny

In Toledo, Spain where cobbled streets whispered tales of centuries past and sunsets stained the sky with passion's hues, a love story unfolded. It wasn't born amidst moonlit serenades or grand gestures, but blossomed in the quiet sanctuary of digital pixels, nurtured by stolen glances on Facebook screens. Amanda, her spirit ablaze with artistic fire, stumbled upon Robert's captivating photos, each frame capturing the echo of his laughter and the glint of adventure in his eyes. Across the vast expanse of the Atlantic, Robert felt his soul stir, drawn to the warmth radiating from Amanda's online smile. And so, with a hesitant click and a message penned in the ink of yearning, their fates became intertwined, painting a love story on the canvas of time and distance. This introduction sets the scene in Toledo, establishes the online nature of their initial connection, and hints at the passionate undercurrent of their romance. It also introduces the contrasting elements of Amanda's artistic spirit and Robert's adventurous nature, hinting at the challenges and unique beauty of their bond. "Eternal Echoes of Love" is a love story that transcends boundaries, weaves through the fabric of war, and unfolds in the tranquil embrace of a cabin where love, having weathered storms, finds its way back home. This tale invites you to witness a love that almost defies reality—a journey filled with emotions, resilience, and the timeless essence of true connection.

Echoes of Mercy, Whispers of Love connects the work of Alfred North Whitehead, process writers, Bishop Desmond Tutu, Henri Nouwen, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, and others, to present a defense or apologetic for faith, hope, and love in action. This kind of faith and hope leads to transformed lives and transformed communities. A theology of hope provides a framework for counseling troubled, despairing persons in the midst of acute suffering, loss, and tragedy. Doty identifies the need for a healthy religion that will inspire, transform, and enable personal and community healing. This is the work of peacemaking in families and in our world. This book will connect with an audience that includes all believers and all who live with doubts and questions. All seekers for peace, hope, and truth in our post-modern era will find this a stimulating and helpful dialogue with the hard questions. Doty poses searching questions for readers reflection. This book promises to provide inspiration, Hope, and a rare opportunity for spiritual formation in the midst of life struggles. Hooray for Pauline Doty! Her courage encourages us to lower our lofty traditionsso they may speak with the hurt, pain, loss, grief of our everyday lives. She invites us by her exampletrust our own experience, follow our own questions, create our own process of life in faith and action.By confiding in us, Doty lends confidence that God (by many names and revelations) goes with and before us, all ways and always. This is a book for all whose process of life and work wants healing to lead to hoping, the practical to the prophetic.What a call to confront in urgent grace the outrageouswithin and around us! Rev. John Auer, Retired, Forty years United Methodist congregational urban ministry

"Echoes of Poetry: Whispers of Love" is the 17th Career Book Publication of the Man of God: Bobby John Richard, Jr., written as a Book of Poetry composed from the Infinity Book Collection (The First 15 Books)."Echoes of Poetry: Whispers of Love" also features a Bonus Poem, "The Two Richest Places in the World," a poem written in a book that has never been published."I hope you are truly blessed by the words of poetry that are found within."-Bobby John Richard, Jr.

Echoes of First Love" is a poignant and emotionally charged book that delves into the intricacies of love across different stages of life. The story revolves around Varun and Divya, whose love story serves as the central theme. The book is divided into multiple chapters, each exploring a different phase of their lives and the various forms of love they experience.

Echoes of Desire variously invokes and interrogates a number of historicist and feminist premises about Tudor and Stuart literature by examining the connections between the anti-Petrarchan tradition and mainstream Petrarchan poetry. It also addresses some of the broader implications of contemporary critical methodologies. Heather Dubrow offers an alternative to the two predominant models used in previous treatments of Petrarchism: the all-powerful poet and silenced mistress on the one hand and the poet as subservient patron on the other.

Anna Eliot adored the gorgeous Felix Wentworth, but still called an end to their relationship. As time passes, Anna wonders if strict parents, interfering friends and misplaced loyalties had more to do with it than she wants to admit … Two years later, Felix, who’s been fighting in Afghanistan, is back. Anna longs to rekindle their relationship – but will he give her a second chance? Or will the echoes of the past prove too difficult to overcome? An evocative tale of the perils of listening to others, instead of your own heart.