Visions of the Heart

by Julia Sutton

Overview

The first year at Chattlesbury University is coming to an end. Five students have become friends, and their lives are progressing both academically and personally.

Forced to mature too soon, can Will's life ever be the same again?

Crippled by personal loss, can Evelyn overcome her grief?

Secrets and revelations threaten to destroy the world that Sophie knows.

Can Juliette's growing love for one man overcome opposition from those around them?

Ann is striving for the one thing that will fulfill her personally.

Life and dreams collide in Visions of the Heart, as five characters encounter new challenges. It is an uplifting story of optimism, love, loss and the tenacity of human spirit.

This is the large print edition of Visions of the Heart, with a larger font / typeface for easier reading.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9784824111333
Publisher:	Next Chapter
Publication date:	11/21/2021
Series:	School of Dreams , #2
Edition description:	Large Type
Pages:	520
Product dimensions:	6.14(w) x 9.21(h) x 1.16(d)

About the Author

From a young age Julia Sutton has loved creative writing. She has written poetry, children's stories and most recently women's contemporary fiction. 'Dreams' is the first novel in a planned series of books and has taken just under a year to complete. Julia spent her evenings and weekends working on her novel, scribbling in notebooks and tapping away on her computer. She was overjoyed to finish it, and ecstatic to be offered a publishing contract with Creativia. She received the contract on her 44th birthday and celebrated with a bottle of bubbly.

By day, Julia works in a primary school, surrounded by lovely staff and children. When she is not chasing around the playground, she is walking her dog, listening to music, spending time with her family and writing. Writing stories is her passion and she finds great fulfilment in expressing herself through the written word. She finds inspiration occurs during everyday activities; relaxing on a Sunday morning, strolling through the park on a warm, sunny day, overhearing titbits of a conversation while waiting in a busy shop. Her house is full of notes, the scattered ideas that appear at the most impromptu moments and must be recorded before they are forgotten.