The Morning Star

<p><strong>Anything is possible if fate wills it.</strong></p><p>A desperate woman calls a neighbor before dying in childbirth. Is it a coincidence that she chooses someone who will give her all to save the baby from its unscrupulous father?</p><p>When Sudha answers a telephone call in the middle of the night she cannot know how it will change her life. From the first she feels a strong connection with the motherless baby. She brings her home and names her after the Arundhati star.</p><p>Sudha loves Arundhati-Anu - as much as she does her son. Anu is the daughter of her heart a precious gift that fate has given her.</p><p>As the threat to Anu's safety increases Sudha grows desperate and takes a drastic step. Only it might cost her everything she holds dear...</p><p><strong>The Morning Star is a story of love and sacrifice and the unseen hand of destiny.</strong></p><p><strong>What readers are saying ...</strong></p><p>This is a beautiful and very moving story one that lingers in the mind after completing it. <strong>Grady Harp Goodreads</strong></p><p>I found this an immersive read which I very much enjoyed and which I heartily recommend. <strong>Amanda Jenkinson Goodreads</strong></p><p>The author is adept at portraying the nuanced relationships in friendship and marriage. Sudha is a subtly drawn attractive character who understands the motives and strengths of others but is slower to learn to have confidence in her own strength. Her story is both gripping and sympathetically told; and in the unexpected ending to her search for family hope and compassion shine through. <strong>Emma Laybourn Author.</strong></p><p>An enthralling and emotionally packed book that every woman should read. <strong>DD Gott Blogger.</strong></p><p>This is a wonderfully written and touching story and the ending is just beautiful. <strong>Victoria Zigler Author.</strong></p>