Annie's Song by Catherine Anderson Paperback Book

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Author: Catherine Anderson

Format: Mass Market Paperback

Publisher: Harpercollins

Published: Jan 1996

Genre: Fiction - Romance - Historical

Retail Price: $8.99

Pages: 416

Synopsis

Horrified when his younger brother rapes and impregnates Annie, a mute girl whom everyone has mistaken as being mentally challenged, Alex Montgomery offers to marry her and becomes charmed by her unexpectedly beautiful view of the world. Original.

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Reviews

BookLender review by Mindy on 2008-11-19 15:42:33

This book is unlike any I have read before. When I first read the back of the book, I wondered how in the world the author could make this work. But she did, and did a wonderful job at it. Very good read