Eloquent silence / Sandra Brown.

By:

Brown, Sandra, 1948-

Contributor(s):

Bean, Joyce

Material type:

SoundPublication details: Grand Haven, Mich. : Briliance Audio, p2005.Edition: 1st edDescription: 6 sound discs : digital ; 4 3/4 inISBN:

1593559062

Subject(s):

Genre/Form:

Romance fiction.

DDC classification:

813/.54

Read by Joyce Bean.Dissertation note: Lauri is a dedicated young teacher for the deaf. Her past conceals a wound still unhealed, her present is a facade, and she uses her career to hide her loneliness. Drake, daytime TV's most popular star, has two heartaches - the daughter he believes will never have a normal life and the dead wife he can't forget. Jennifer is the beautiful hearing-impaired child who may become a pawn between the man and the woman she needs the most. Now, in the heart of a New Mexico arts community, the three may become a family...but only if each one dares to find a voice and lets his or her fears and needs speak for themselves.

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Lauri is a dedicated young teacher for the deaf. Her past conceals a wound still unhealed, her present is a facade, and she uses her career to hide her loneliness. Drake, daytime TV's most popular star, has two heartaches - the daughter he believes will never have a normal life and the dead wife he can't forget. Jennifer is the beautiful hearing-impaired child who may become a pawn between the man and the woman she needs the most. Now, in the heart of a New Mexico arts community, the three may become a family...but only if each one dares to find a voice and lets his or her fears and needs speak for themselves.

Read by Joyce Bean.

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