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Highlights
- "Cox's talent as a storyteller never lets you escape the spell.
- Author(s): Josephine Cox
- 480 Pages
- Fiction + Literature Genres, Romance
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"Cox's talent as a storyteller never lets you escape the spell."--Daily Mail (London) One of Great Britain's most adored writers, #1 international bestseller Josephine Cox returns to our shores with Born Bad--a poignant and unforgettable story of hard life, lost love, and enduring hope that readers of Rosamund Pilcher, Barbara Delinsky, and Amanda Stevens will eagerly take into their hearts. The author of The Beachcomber, Songbird, and Journey's End, Josephine Cox is ready to take America by storm with Born Bad--her most bittersweetly romantic masterwork to date.Book Synopsis
"Cox's talent as a storyteller never lets you escape the spell."
--Daily Mail (London)
One of Great Britain's most adored writers, #1 international bestseller Josephine Cox returns to our shores with Born Bad--a poignant and unforgettable story of hard life, lost love, and enduring hope that readers of Rosamund Pilcher, Barbara Delinsky, and Amanda Stevens will eagerly take into their hearts. The author of The Beachcomber, Songbird, and Journey's End, Josephine Cox is ready to take America by storm with Born Bad--her most bittersweetly romantic masterwork to date.
From the Back Cover
They say you never forget your first love...and it's true.
Eighteen years ago when he was still a boy, Harry made a decision that drove him from the place--and the girl--he loved. Somehow in the ensuing years, he made a new life for himself and found a semblance of peace. Yet the memories of his past and of the warm, carefree girl with the laughing eyes have haunted his every waking moment.
The years were not kind to sweet and pretty Judy Roberts. Forsaken at a tender age, cruelly disowned by her family, she has had to make difficult decisions in order to survive--guarding a shameful secret and damned by an unfairly earned reputation: "born bad."
Now Harry is coming home. There is grave danger and painful truths here, but he needs to make things right no matter what the cost. More than that, Harry needs to be forgiven--and he can only pray that he's not too late.