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One Flesh: Love in the Valleys
- Narrated by: Sami Cheung
- Length: 5 hrs and 32 mins
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One Flesh: Love in the Valleys
Narrated by:
Sami Cheung
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Publisher's Summary
Brothers Owein and Selwyn live in a small Welsh mining village in the early 1980s. Owein falls in love with the beautiful Rhiannon but doesn't realize she's only in it to get to his brother, whom she secretly adores.
Heartbroken and furious, Owein takes matters to his own hands, changing the future of their family forever.
Years later, Selwyn struggles at giving free rein to urges still considered wrong and sinful by the conservative community.
A love story with a difference, One Flesh is a story of love, growth, and acceptance.
©2016 Nick Sweet (P)2021 Nick Sweet
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