Mended

by D.S. Nass

A decade after heartbreak, Grace Evans is on the verge of making all her dreams come true. She is dating New York City's most eligible bachelor and is the editor of a major publishing company. But when an unexpected phone call from her dad requires her to return to her hometown in Connecticut, Grace's life suddenly changes. A mysterious journal and hidden map take Grace on a journey to hike the Freedom Trails where Grace discovers an old box with contents that change her life forever. Her hike tragically ends with a fall that leaves her in a wheelchair with no memories. Erick Finn, the middle child of a wealthy New England family, is weighed down by the guilt of a car accident that left his brother crippled. With his trusty golden Labrador named Jace, he crosses paths with a woman from his past, Grace Evans. Determined to seize the second chance of a lifetime, Erick, a physical therapist, sets out to help Grace recover. Along the way, he discovers the truth about his past, but will deception cost him the very future he desires most? Together Erick and Grace will discover the heart's deepest desires for freedom, forgiveness and returning to one's true self. True healing begins when they realize they are no longer broken but Mended. .

437 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 1, 2021

Reviews

[Joyce k · Rating 5 out of 5]

Page Turner!

Wow - read this book in 4 days as could not wait to see what was going to happen next.
There are times when you think the plan is all over- and then...
Don’t miss this captivating narrative!!

[Hugh E. Lucariello · Rating 5 out of 5]

Incredibly Great Read!!

What a remarkable journey the author takes you on in this novel. The twists and turns kept me on the edge and reading late into the night. I highly recommend it!

[Michelle · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book was ok. You could tell it was this authors first book…needed another proofread. Story wasn’t bad, just meh, like something was missing or something. The point made at the end about knowing who you are, before loving someone else, made a good point to her story.