Category: Literary Fiction Publisher: Black Lyon Publishing
Type: Fiction
Pages: 227
Copyright: July 15, 2019
ISBN-13: 9781934912874
Price: $3.99 (eBook)
Monica Humphrey didn't think her life could get any worse. Until it did...
Sometimes the happiest “happily ever after” is learning to love yourself.
School teacher Monica Humphrey is dangerously close to becoming the proverbial cat lady. Abandoned by her father after her mother’s death, she’s an adult now—alone with her fears, hazy impressions of childhood, and an abundance of food to fill the void inside.
Except for when it doesn’t.
An accident one lonely Friday night becomes the catalyst for emotional growth and physical transformation, and the doorway to love opens first in the form of a grocery store manager, and then in a little girl in need of a home.
Relationships, like water, she soon finds, seek their own level—and Monica Humphrey is rising up.
Professional Reviews
Best Book of the Summer!
this book is one I could not put down. From the first page to the last it was an absolute page turner. The twists and turns of this book had me reading as fast as I could to the end. The ending was such a surprise, and so refreshing. I absolutely loved this book❣️
One of the most beautiful stories I have read
I could relate to the main character, Monica Humphrey, and her negative self-image. I was happy to see her evolve, both emotionally, physically, and spiritually. This is a story for most women, written by an author whose writing truly touches the reader.
Another Winner from M Jean Pike!
Started this book and couldn't put it down until I'd finished the last page. It by turns made me angry, made me laugh, made me cry. A beautiful, heartwarming and inspirational story. A story showing how even the most broken lives can be healed.
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