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That Fa’a Samoa Way

That Fa’a Samoa Way

Brandon Oswald

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2026
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Ficción moderna y contemporánea
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9781967213207
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Ronin Blue thought he had finally found where he belonged.Still struggling to adapt to the customs and rhythms of Samoan village life, Blue remains determined to build a future with the woman he loves, Aumua. Yet cultural differences, unexpected visitors, and the lingering shadow of his childhood tormentor, Scarlett, continue to test his resolve.When Blue decides it may be time to return home, Aumua reveals life-changing news: they are expecting a child. Faced with an unexpected future, Blue chooses to embrace family, village life, and the challenges of becoming part of a community that has not fully accepted him.But when a devastating natural disaster strikes, Blue finds himself fighting not only for survival but for the people he now calls family. In the aftermath, he will discover courage, purpose, and a legacy he never imagined.Still, some ghosts refuse to rest. Scarlett continues to haunt him, and the dead have little sympathy for the living.Book Three of the Barefoot Serenade series.

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