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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. My absolute favorite book in the whole world! Very romantic, very sad, even though he tells you the ending in the beginning I kept hoping it would be different. I read it, then went out and bought it just so I could have it, and I am going to read it again! (  ) itsJUSTme | Mar 24, 2008 |   no reviews | add a review
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Exquisitely romantic, emotionally charged, Tilting At Windmills is a powerful tale of love and loss set against the enchanting backdrop of an upstate New York town.
Brian Duncan thought he had it all. Then, in a single moment of betrayal, his world crumbles. Deciding to leave behind his once ideal Manhattan life, Brian sets off on a journey of self-discovery and redemption. What he finds in the seemingly perfect world of Linden Corners is a majestic windmill and Annie Sullivan, the alluring woman who powers it. Even as Annie and Brian feel their relationship deepening into a rich passion, the uncertainties they battle loom large -- perhaps too large. In a profound twist of nature, Brian learns that love comes in unexpected ways.
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