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Resilience

Resilience

Vaillancourt, Sylvie

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General GLBTQIA Fiction

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ISBN13: 9798170775491
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 306
Weight: 0.82
Height: 0.76 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Asher Cooper spent most of her childhood living with her grandparents. Her grandmother quickly recognized Asher's artistic talent and nurtured it at every turn. In college, Asher's paintings drew the attention of curators and soon attracted buyers.

After graduating, she traveled abroad to experience new cultures before returning home to a thriving career as a painter. But, music was her second love. She played guitar at the Friday open mic, where she connected with other artists and felt part of a creative community. Even with all of this, one thing was missing. She still longed for someone special to share her life with.

Felicia, her longtime curator and friend, invited Asher to a birthday dinner. Asher was intrigued to learn that the restaurant's owner and chef was Felicia's younger sister, Belinda. When they met, Asher found Belinda charismatic and magnetic, and the feeling was mutual. Wanting to express her appreciation, Asher painted portraits of both sisters. Her gesture was sincere, but it unexpectedly reignited the sisters' lifelong rivalry. The tension grew so intense that Asher eventually sought new curators to represent her work.

She continued to paint and play music, yet her thoughts often drifted back to Belinda. Then slowly, their connection deepened, and their friendship began to evolve. Would Asher finally find the love she had been searching for once and for all?

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