The Weaver

The Weaver

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sun, Oct 20, 2019
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Theresa Weldrick is a reckless young woman with a tragic past. One August morning her sudden misfortune creates a catalyst that weaves three generations together. Through her a young boy, an elderly woman and an orphaned baby are brought together by fate and tragedy. Their lives are shaped and forever changed as they cope with the path they have been given. Trace their way backwards and forwards through time as they unravel this connection between them.
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