
Witless
Lonely Souls, Book 3
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Narrated by:
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Nicole Blessing
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By:
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Autumn Reed
About this listen
Too much, too soon.
At least, that's how I should feel about my world being turned inside-out in the span of a few short months.
And, yet, I can't bring myself to regret any of my choices. If I hadn't returned to Moss Harbor, I never would have uncovered the truth about my mother's death. Or allowed Hayle, Tristin, and Leo Sharpe back into my heart.
Except, now that I've found love, I'm not sure I have the power to hang onto it.
Sharpe family secrets continue to unravel, threatening everything I've built with the brothers. In the end, our determination to stick together may be the only thing that keeps us from falling apart.
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