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A Road Through the Mountains by Elizabeth McGregor

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Also by Elizabeth McGregor:

The Girl in the Green Glass Mirror, June 2006
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The Girl in the Green Glass Mirror, July 2005
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A Road Through the Mountains, May 2005
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A ROAD THROUGH THE MOUNTAINS
By: Elizabeth McGregor

Bantam
May 2005
Featuring: Anna Russell; David Mortimer
352 pages
ISBN: 0553586718
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Romance Contemporary

Anna Russell is a talented painter and single mother. Her daughter, Rachel, is a ten-year-old whose undoubtedly gifted mind is trapped by a form of autism known as Asperger Syndrome. When a car accident leaves Anna in a coma, both their livesβ€”and the lives of all those around themβ€”are changed forever.

Across the Atlantic, David Mortimer receives an unexpected phone call from Anna’s mother. The scientist is stunned to learn that he’s a father. His long-ago affair with Anna was short and intense; when she suddenly returned home to the States, David slipped into a reclusive life of research, haunted by memories of the girl who’d left him without explanation. Now he knows he must break his self-imposed isolation, go to Boston and the woman he’s always loved, meet the child he never knew he hadβ€”and perhaps coax them both out of their silence.

But as David attempts to put together the puzzle of Anna’s life as an artist, mother, and daughter, he finds himself involved in a relationship with Anna far more intimate than he expected. Why did she leave him so many years before? Where, as she lies in a coma, is she now? And how is it that he loves this woman even after all these years? When he stumbles across Anna’s mysterious fascination with the rare flowers that were once their shared passion, he and Rachel, their beautiful, sensitive child, may just have discovered how to help Anna find a way backβ€”a road through the mountains.