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Finding Faith
You've got to have faith…
A flat tire leaves college co-ed, Faith, on the side of a desolate road in New Mexico. Trapped, and fearing the ensuing murder her mother predicted when traveling across the country alone, Faith breaks the few rules remaining in her current life phase of recklessness.
She accepts help from a stranger she’s sure will be the death of her. But instead of a loner with homicidal tendencies, she’s found by Marco, a soldier who recently returned home from Afghanistan haunted by PTSD. Together, they find faith in an unlikely place.
A flat tire leaves college co-ed, Faith, on the side of a desolate road in New Mexico. Trapped, and fearing the ensuing murder her mother predicted when traveling across the country alone, Faith breaks the few rules remaining in her current life phase of recklessness.
She accepts help from a stranger she’s sure will be the death of her. But instead of a loner with homicidal tendencies, she’s found by Marco, a soldier who recently returned home from Afghanistan haunted by PTSD. Together, they find faith in an unlikely place.
25 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 10, 2015
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Eliza Freed
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Eliza Freed graduated from Rutgers University and returned to her hometown in rural South Jersey. Her mother encouraged her to take some time and find herself. After three months of searching, she began to bounce checks, her neighbors began to talk, and her mother told her to find a job.
She settled into corporate America, learning systems and practices and the bureaucracy that slows them. Eliza quickly discovered her creativity and gift for story telling as a corporate trainer and spent years perfecting her presentation skills and studying diversity. It was during this time she became an avid observer of the characters she met and the heartaches they endured. Her years of study taught her that laughter, even the completely inappropriate kind, was the key to survival.
She currently lives in New Jersey with her family and a misbehaving beagle named Odin. As an avid swimmer, if Eliza is not with her family and friends, she'd rather be underwater. While she enjoys many genres, she is, and always has been, a sucker for a love story…the more screwed up the better.
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Eliza Freed graduated from Rutgers University and returned to her hometown in rural South Jersey. Her mother encouraged her to take some time and find herself. After three months of searching, she began to bounce checks, her neighbors began to talk, and her mother told her to find a job.
She settled into corporate America, learning systems and practices and the bureaucracy that slows them. Eliza quickly discovered her creativity and gift for story telling as a corporate trainer and spent years perfecting her presentation skills and studying diversity. It was during this time she became an avid observer of the characters she met and the heartaches they endured. Her years of study taught her that laughter, even the completely inappropriate kind, was the key to survival.
She currently lives in New Jersey with her family and a misbehaving beagle named Odin. As an avid swimmer, if Eliza is not with her family and friends, she'd rather be underwater. While she enjoys many genres, she is, and always has been, a sucker for a love story…the more screwed up the better.
To keep up with all of Eliza’s new releases and giveaways, sign up for her newsletter at
http://www.elizafreed.com/love-letter....
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June 2, 2016
3.5 Stars
I truly wish the story was longer it was such a great start but ends so quickly and abruptly. Perhaps the author will add onto it someday so I can go to Disneyland with Marco and Faith.
"You look like you need some assistance."
"Yeah, well, you look like you've got four other girls chained to a wall in a musty basement somewhere, so how about you go spend some time with them and leave me the fuck alone?"
I truly wish the story was longer it was such a great start but ends so quickly and abruptly. Perhaps the author will add onto it someday so I can go to Disneyland with Marco and Faith.
"You look like you need some assistance."
"Yeah, well, you look like you've got four other girls chained to a wall in a musty basement somewhere, so how about you go spend some time with them and leave me the fuck alone?"
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