Circle of Love

De: Timothy Browne

Narrado por: Kevin Clay

Two souls. Two lifetimes. An enduring love.

Love comes full circle.

In 1865 France, a Japanese samurai princess far from home forms an unexpected bond with a rising young artist—Claude Monet. Their connection is tender, complicated, and shaped by forces neither of them fully understands.

More than a century later, Julia's life begins to unravel during a period of intense personal stress. Strange emotions and memories surface—feelings that seem to belong to another time, another life, yet echo deeply within her own.

Across the world, Oscar is searching for answers of his own. The deeper he looks into his past, the more he begins to sense that his story may be connected to something far greater than he ever imagined.

As their journeys unfold, fragments of a long-forgotten story begin to surface—across continents, generations, and lives touched by the same enduring thread.

What begins as mystery becomes something deeper: a chance for healing, understanding, and redemption.

Spanning continents and generations, Circle of Love is a sweeping closed-door story about love, forgiveness, and the remarkable ways the past can shape our present—and perhaps even guide us toward the future we were meant to find.

From USA Today bestselling author Timothy Browne comes a stunning debut in women's fiction.

©2025 Timothy Browne (P)2026 Timothy Browne

Beautifully written descriptions of French and Japanese cultures

I enjoyed the telling of the history from several different centuries and cultures especially since I had just returned from a trip to France and a tour of Monet’s garden and home. Character development was great. Thoroughly enjoyed this book and highly recommend it!

Thoroughly enjoyable

Though not the genre I usually read, I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It is well-written, entertaining, never boring. and hooked me from the beginning. I learned a lot about Claude Monet and about Japanese culture (and their experience in the U.S. during WWII). The narrator was very good, very listenable, and (from someone who speaks neither French nor Japanese) did a great job with many French and Japanese words. I would recommend it to everyone.