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Firebird

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In the tradition of The Horse Whisperer, this heartfelt novel explores universal truths about love between men and women, as well as mothers and daughters. It weaves a tale of passion that transcends tragedy, promises made, and promises kept. Janice Graham's debut, set in the majestic Flint Hills of Kansas, follows Ethan Brown, a gentleman rancher and Ivy-educated lawyer, who is engaged to the daughter of the wealthiest landowner in the county. His life seems perfect until Annette Zeldin, a concert violinist returning from Europe to settle her mother's estate, enters his world. Feeling like an outsider in the closed ranching community of Cottonwood Falls, Annette finds solace in her young daughter and in her growing connection with Ethan. Their time together in his office leads to a clandestine affair that ignites a profound passion between them. However, tragedy soon tears them apart. Despite the separation, their bond remains deep and transformative, impacting the lives of those around them long after their love has faded. Graham's writing is infused with ethereal touches, transporting readers from the vast prairies to the intimate realms of the heart. This novel eloquently articulates the enduring possibilities of love, making it unforgettable.

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Firebird, Janice Graham

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1999
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Title
Firebird
Language
English
Publisher
Berkley
Released
1999
Format
Paperback
Pages
335
ISBN10
0425169871
ISBN13
9780425169872
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In the tradition of The Horse Whisperer, this heartfelt novel explores universal truths about love between men and women, as well as mothers and daughters. It weaves a tale of passion that transcends tragedy, promises made, and promises kept. Janice Graham's debut, set in the majestic Flint Hills of Kansas, follows Ethan Brown, a gentleman rancher and Ivy-educated lawyer, who is engaged to the daughter of the wealthiest landowner in the county. His life seems perfect until Annette Zeldin, a concert violinist returning from Europe to settle her mother's estate, enters his world. Feeling like an outsider in the closed ranching community of Cottonwood Falls, Annette finds solace in her young daughter and in her growing connection with Ethan. Their time together in his office leads to a clandestine affair that ignites a profound passion between them. However, tragedy soon tears them apart. Despite the separation, their bond remains deep and transformative, impacting the lives of those around them long after their love has faded. Graham's writing is infused with ethereal touches, transporting readers from the vast prairies to the intimate realms of the heart. This novel eloquently articulates the enduring possibilities of love, making it unforgettable.