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Jed
By: Shani Struthers
Narrated by: Joanna Lee
Length: 9 hrs and 47 mins
4.6 out of 5 stars (5 ratings)

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Summary

From the best-selling Psychic Surveys series comes the story of one of its most treasured, formidable, and mysterious characters - Jed.

In your darkest hour, pray there's a Jed....

As soon as Ava Kent spots Jed in her local rescue centre, she knows, just as much as he does, they are perfect for each other. It's love at first sight, and despite her husband's misgivings, she offers him a home.

Not much is known of Jed, other than he is a stray picked up from the streets of Eastbourne, but he soon proves himself a loyal and loving companion - in fact, he's something of a lifesaver. When Ava suffers the traumatic birth of her first child alone at home, it's Jed that somehow escapes the house to find help.

Ava, though, is plunged into depression. She feels lonely and vulnerable as a new mother, an outcast. It's as though a darkness has attached itself to her, when previously life was blessed. And it won't let go.

She's surrendering to it, bit by bit, almost willingly.

As loving and as loyal as Jed is, he's just a dog.

Can he save again, someone who doesn't want to save herself?