The Child of Mine by Emma-Claire Wilson - Cover Reveal

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Here the cover reveal of the Child of mine @rararesourcse , @ECWilsonWriter and @avonbooks looks amazing. This Child of Mine When Stephanie is told she’s pregnant and that she is sick on the same day, she faces an impossible choice… After trying for a baby for so long, finding out I was pregnant was supposed to be the happiest day of my life. But in the same breath as the news I had been waiting years to hear, the doctor told me I was seriously ill. If I carry my baby to term, I will almost certainly die. If I proceed with treatment, my baby will not live. My husband – the father of this child – is telling me to save myself. But with all the secrets I know he is keeping from me, I can’t trust him anymore. What would you do? An emotional yet uplifting tear-jerker that will have you reaching for the tissues – perfect for fans of EMMA ROBINSON and JODI PICOULT Publication Date: 3rd August 2023 Author Bio – Born in Scotland, Emma-Claire travelled the world as the child of military parents. After almost 20 years in Spain, she returned to the UK with her husband, two daughters, and rescue dog, Pip. Emma-Claire worked as a journalist for English language magazines and newspapers in Spain and in 2015 launched The Glass House Online Magazine. When not writing emotional fiction, you can find her dreaming up new book ideas or wrapped in a blanket with a book in her hand. Twitter: https://twitter.com/ECWilsonWriter @ECWilsonWriter Insta: https://www.instagram.com/ecwilsonauthor/ @ecwilsonauthor Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ECWilsonAuthor @ECWilsonAuth

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