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Secrets Untold: Stories of Love, Longing & Movin' On
Secrets Untold, Stories of Love, Longing and Movin’ On will take you on a journey where decisions and deeds, thoughts, inner voices, and secrets people normally keep to the themselves are revealed with unflinching – and often humorous – candor.
In the opening story, Honesty, a young woman finds out the truth about her mother’s death. In Skinny and Unavailable, a single mom offers the reader simultaneous translations of her true feelings as she discovers her boyfriend’s attention seems tied to her weight and availability. In the title story, the main character runs away with a cowboy and shares the secrets she learns about herself through her infidelity. Sorrow and Dust looks at a woman coping with the loss of her best friend, while Gravity describes the downside of getting old and still being crazy in love.
Lose yourself in the stories of these women as they embrace love lust, loss and the need to move on.
In the opening story, Honesty, a young woman finds out the truth about her mother’s death. In Skinny and Unavailable, a single mom offers the reader simultaneous translations of her true feelings as she discovers her boyfriend’s attention seems tied to her weight and availability. In the title story, the main character runs away with a cowboy and shares the secrets she learns about herself through her infidelity. Sorrow and Dust looks at a woman coping with the loss of her best friend, while Gravity describes the downside of getting old and still being crazy in love.
Lose yourself in the stories of these women as they embrace love lust, loss and the need to move on.
113 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 18, 2016
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September 26, 2019
An emerging writer and singular talent. These stories are romance that focus not so much on something shared between two individuals, but on characters learning to love themselves. The author captures a silent yearning with an irreverent style that approaches mastery.
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