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A wounded woman…
First year schoolteacher Anita Kaplan still lives at home with her parents and yearns to escape from the stifling environment. Her college years were marred by a date gone wrong. Still in pain from the hurt and disappointment, a man is the last thing on her mind.
A grieving widower…
Doug Wolf is a strong, blue collar working man whose wife passed suddenly in a car accident. He tries his best to provide structure for his six-year-old son while dealing with his own grief.
A heartbroken child…
Anita begins her first day as a teacher dealing with a child who will not stop crying. Helping the sad and withdrawn young man becomes her mission. What she doesn’t expect is how significant a role the boy’s father will play in her life.
First year schoolteacher Anita Kaplan still lives at home with her parents and yearns to escape from the stifling environment. Her college years were marred by a date gone wrong. Still in pain from the hurt and disappointment, a man is the last thing on her mind.
A grieving widower…
Doug Wolf is a strong, blue collar working man whose wife passed suddenly in a car accident. He tries his best to provide structure for his six-year-old son while dealing with his own grief.
A heartbroken child…
Anita begins her first day as a teacher dealing with a child who will not stop crying. Helping the sad and withdrawn young man becomes her mission. What she doesn’t expect is how significant a role the boy’s father will play in her life.
97 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 30, 2014
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June 28, 2024
Feel good. Read this book. Feel better!
The liner notes (I know this is an eBook) intrigued me. The book was friendly; easy to read. No glaring grammatical gaffes (alliteration); edited well. Now, I will move onto book one in this series.
The liner notes (I know this is an eBook) intrigued me. The book was friendly; easy to read. No glaring grammatical gaffes (alliteration); edited well. Now, I will move onto book one in this series.
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