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A Forbidden Love. A Divided World. Can They Bridge the Gap?

New York City, 1981. Dianna leaves her small southern town for the bright lights and rich culture of the Big Apple and a prime job at The Met. Her world gets turned upside down when she meets, Qasim, a charming Lebanese diplomat with deep ties to a war-torn world. A shared night of passion ignites a fierce and abiding connection, but as they grow closer, Dianna can’t shake the feeling that her new love is hiding troubling secrets from his past. She should know. She’s not telling him her whole story either.

Qasim has never known peace. He dreams that his new mission at the United Nations will change the course of war and history. But first, he must choose between his love for Dianna and love for his country. Against the urging of his closest friend and mentor, he tries to share his heart and hopes with her.

With sharp historical accuracy, a gripping love story, unforgettable characters, and a Happy For Now ending, The Shores of Our Souls takes readers on an emotional journey of love, war, and redemption. If you love complex relationships, multicultural stories, and tales of personal transformation, you’ll be hooked by this novel

Culture shaped them. Chance united them. Their secrets will determine their Destiny.

Written by a National Geographic and humanitarian journalist who worked for the International Red Cross who lived in and reported on Africa, Europe, and the Middle East, this novel possesses a unique authenticity, blending rich cultural details with the universal themes of love, redemption, and peace. Kathryn currently lives in Maryland with her husband. They have two adult children, off to their own world adventures, but still parent a feisty feline.

Order your copy today to immerse yourself in this award-winning love story.

Kathryn Brown Ramsperger is an award-winning author of romantic suspense. Her stories begin in wartime but end in hope. Her novels have won Big Book Love's International Book of the Year, a Foreword Indies, and received Faulkner-Wisdom and Sarton finalist recognition. Kathryn began her career as a journalist at National Geographic and was a humanitarian for the International Red Cross & Red Crescent. She's lived and worked in Europe, Africa, and the Middle East, and continues her adventures with the love of her life, Brian. They have two adult children and one rascal of a feline.