Artist’s Dream
Artist’s Dream by Gerri Hill, published by Bella Books in October 2005, is a poignant exploration of self-discovery and love. This edition, written in English and spanning 246 pages, follows Cassie Parker as she grapples with her sexuality in the shadow of her father’s expectations. The arrival of Luke Winston challenges Cassie’s long-held beliefs and forces her to confront her true feelings for women, particularly her growing attraction to Luke.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into Cassie’s internal conflict as she navigates the complexities of her emotions and familial obligations. The story highlights themes of love and acceptance within the context of LGBTQ+ experiences, as Cassie must ultimately decide between a life with her family or embracing her authentic self. This edition presents a thoughtful examination of identity and relationships, inviting readers to reflect on the choices that shape their lives.
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Cassie Parker has grown used to denying her sexuality. Her father, the Reverend Parker, has made that a necessity. When Cassie meets Luke Winston, she can no longer deny her attraction to women, or more accurately―to Luke.
Cassie’s struggle with the feelings Luke has brought out in her is overshadowed by the unexpected visit from the Reverend Parker.
Will Cassie choose life without family or life without love?
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