Where the Heart is
Where the Heart is by Donna Vitek, published by Silhouette Books in 1981, is a first edition novel consisting of 189 pages. The story centers around Katharine O’ Shea, whose life takes an unexpected turn with the arrival of Justin Navarro from Morocco. He brings news about her long-lost father, revealing family secrets that have been hidden for years and challenging the sheltered existence she has known.
In this narrative, Justin, the son of Katharine’s father’s second wife, arrives in San Francisco with a pressing message: her father needs an operation, and only Katharine can persuade him to go through with it. As the plot unfolds, readers will explore themes of trust and familial bonds, as Katharine grapples with her feelings for Justin, a stranger who may hold more than just a familial connection. This edition invites readers to delve into a story of rediscovery and the complexities of relationships.
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Justin Navarro’s arrival from Morocco jolted Katharine O’ Shea’s sheltered world when he came with news of the long lost father she thought she’d never see again.
Justin—the son of her father’s second wife—travelled to San Francisco to tell her the truth. Her father had never forgotten his only child; Katie’s mother had deliberately kept them apart. Now her father needed an operation and Justin felt only Katie could convince him to have it.
But could she trust this stranger whose eyes promised more than mere step-brotherly love?
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