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|  | | And The Truth Will Set You Free
At fifty-two, Kate Reynolds believed she had her life in order—a career, her own home, treasured friends, and financial stability. When she is asked to take an early retirement, the bottom falls out of her perfect world and Kate plummets through the hole.
Kate leaves her home in Pittsburgh and moves to a small town in Connecticut to pursue a long-dormant dream, where she soon finds herself faced with questions about her life and her choices. As she faces her own truths, she finds the freedom to accept the second chance life has offered her.
And The Truth Will Set You Free is the story of a woman who summons the courage to face an unexpected change in her life, seizing the opportunity for a second chance at happiness. It is also about the value of enduring friendships.
This book is dedicated to every woman
who has ever stood at one place, gazed off to another and said, “Some day, I will go there.”
Your journey begins with one step, as did mine. | |  | | Finding Hope
We’ve all had one of those days when we’ve been tempted to give in to frustration and compose an ‘I quit’ letter—a letter we never intend to submit. Janet DeMarco is having one of those days. In the chaos of demanding phone calls, an absent boss, and deadlines to be met, Janet settles her fingers on the computer keyboard and puts her ‘I quit’ letter into print. Her husband and his cousin, who happens to be Janet’s boss, think this is a joke. Believing she is not taken seriously, Janet resigns from her duties at home, too. This begins a journey of self-discovery she hadn’t a clue she needed to take.
Finding Hope is about the ever-evolving spirit within every woman.
Women's Fiction | |  | | Ghost Walk
They say the past cannot be changed. Nick Barton learns it cannot be easily silenced, either. His home town has become a ghost town, but the founders of Clarkston aren’t giving up the ghost just yet.
They say the past cannot be changed. Nick Barton learns it cannot be easily silenced, either. His home town is a ghost town, in many ways, and the founders of Clarkston aren’t giving up the ghost just yet. They have a plan to revive Clarkston. They’ve just been waiting for Nick to set it in motion. The great grandson seven generations removed from Clarkston's founder, Joshua Clark, Nick is an architect. When he returns home for his 15 year class reunion, he meets his great-grandfather and others who founded the small town in Pennsylvania--a town fallen victim to a failing economy and changing | |  | | Love, Sam
Trish Garrity has to find a way to go on after the death of Sam, her partner of six years.
Love, loss, grief--human experiences that cross all boundaries of age, race, or gender. Trish Garrity has to find a way to go on after the tragic loss of Samantha Preston, her partner of six years. Facing death, Sam writes twelve letters—one to be opened on the first of each of the twelve months following her death—intended to help Trish become more self-accepting and to guide her through grief. | |  | | Next Time I'm Gonna Dance
Emmie Steele is facing her second battle with breast cancer. She examines her life and realizes one regret: she never learned to dance.
When Emmie Steele is diagnosed for the second time with breast cancer, she thinks about regrets. Emmie struggles with the finality of ending her marriage, but is surprised to realize her one regret is that she never learned to dance. This becomes a metaphor for Emmie as she goes through surgery, treatment, and recovery, accompanied by her four best girlfriends. As she heals from both the divorce and surgery, Emmie embraces a third chance and learns to dance with her feet and with her heart. | |  | | Pieces
Claire Hutchings, in an effort to understand and bring to an end a recurring nightmare, delves into a past that spans from South Africa to Pennsylvania, and discovers that her life, her identity, is a lie.
| |  | | Reinventing Christmas
TV reporter, M.J. Rich learns you can go home again, just don't expect everything to remain the same as you left it.
TV news reporter M.J. Rich sees her relationship with meteorologist Dan Sevier unravelling. She decides to spend Christmas at home with her family. A blizzard ground the second leg of her flight and she meets Brady Cameron. The two are traveling in the same direction and M.J. agrees to share a ride.
Brady ends up accompanying M.J. to her family home after the two are stuck in the mountains in a storm. He experiences the kind of Christmas he has always dreamed of. M.J. wonders if her family has been replaced by aliens. The only thing certain is the attraction that builds between herse | |  | | Shooting Into the Sun
Rylee Morgan's structured life is rattled when she thinks she's located her father who left sixteen years ago, then her younger sister suffers a break-up and accompanies her across country on the trip to find him. Add the fact that her sister invites a hitchhiker along for the ride.
Nature photographer Rylee Morgan has created an orderly, settled life for herself. When she finds an advertisement that might lead to her estranged father, she takes a photo assignment to the west coast to investigate. With her younger sister, Lexie, in tow following the breakup with her fiancé, Rylee is focused on two things: finding the man who may be her father and doing her job. Lexie lives life by her own set of rules, or lack of rules, and Rylee's plans are further unsettled when Lexie invites a hitchhiker to join them on their journey. | |  | | The Restoration of Abby Walker
Abby Walker Mulgrew is counting on two things to breath life back into her marriage--the cruise she and her husband are taking of their anniversary, and the nearly see-through negligee she purchased for the trip.
Can Abby Walker Mulgrew restore her self following a surprising divorce and as she pursues the establishment of her own antiques business--a dream she had set aside for marriage and family? | |  | | The Year I Lost My Mind
On her fiftieth birthday, realizing she is not content with her life, Beth Rutledge makes a decision that tests the strength of her marriage, confronts the strained relationship with her mother, and forces her to spend time with the one person she knows the least—herself.
The Year I Lost My Mind is the story of a woman who, on her fiftieth birthday, questions what is lacking in her life that is preventing her from feeling complete.
Beth is happy with her husband, her children, and her career. But something is still missing. She steps away from her life to find that missing piece. |
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