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    Annie's Song
    Annie's Song
    Annie's Song
    Audiobook14 hours

    Annie's Song

    Written by Catherine Anderson

    Narrated by Ann Marie Lee

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    About this audiobook

    A classic Catherine Anderson romance filled with hope.

    Annie Trimble lives in her own world. Shunned by the town for being a simpleton, Annie is kept close to home by her parents. She enjoys her freedom roaming the woods and befriending wild creatures. Frequently taunted by children and adults, Annie's world is shattered when one man takes the torment too far.

    Shocked by his brother's cruelty toward the girl, Alex Montgomery will do whatever it takes to make amends-even when it means marrying Annie. Soon Alex is charmed by her childlike innocence and begins to realize that the beautiful young woman is not as slow-witted as everyone believes.

    As Alex falls deeper in love, he becomes more determined to break through Annie's wall of silence.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateMay 26, 2020
    ISBN9781705213308
    Annie's Song
    Author

    Catherine Anderson

    New York Times bestselling author Catherine Anderson resides with her husband, two spirited dogs, and three indomitable cats on a vast, forested ridge overlooking beautiful central Oregon scenery. 'It is the perfect place,' she says, 'for a writer to find inspiration.’

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      I have read this about 10 years ago and had to listen to it. I absolutely love it!