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The Vow Between Us

by Lorraine Atkin

At seventeen, Mara Bell and Elias Vale were inseparable—the kind of childhood sweethearts who believed love could outlast every promise made against it. Then Elias left their coastal town at twenty-one, carrying a broken heart and a secret neither of them had the courage to name. One year later, he returns wearing a priest’s collar. Mara is waiting at the train station with a three-month-old son: Elias’s son, conceived during their final summer together. Elias has devoted himself to God, believing his vows can bury the past. But the child’s first smile, Mara’s guarded tenderness, and the old house where their love began threaten to undo everything he has built. As whispers spread through the parish and Elias’s powerful mentor demands silence, the former lovers must confront the truth that faith cannot always erase desire—and that a vow made in fear may not be stronger than a promise born of love. Tender, emotional, and charged with impossible choices, The Vow Between Us explores the price of sacrifice and whether two people can reclaim a future they were never meant to have.

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The Boy in the Black Collar

The train screamed into Bellwether Station just as Mara Bell lost her grip on the umbrella.

Wind tore it from her hand and sent it skittering beneath the iron benches, its blue fabric snapping like a wounded bird. Rain struck her face, cold enough to make her gasp, while Noah squirmed beneath her coat. She tightened her arm around him and hurried along the crowded platform, one palm cupped over the soft cap covering his head.

“Nearly there, sweetheart,” she whispered. “Mama’s got you.”

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