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Night Whispers by Judith McNaught

Night Whispers

by Judith McNaught
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  • First Published:
  • Dec 1, 1998, 383 pages
  • Paperback:
  • Jul 1999, 451 pages
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Yus Asreen Ayub

Judith McKnaught has always been known for her strong-heroine role of characters and Night Whispers is no exception. The thrilling and unexpected happenings are all too much to be endeared upon as well as to restlessly sleep at night knowing you haven't finish reading it.
In this book, all emotions took place from the simplest of love to the exquisite of them all, rage and deceits, honesty and vurnarability, sweetness and evil and the most important of all; faith and good hope. To love this book is to know you're not hopeless in love.
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