A past full of hurt and loss. Can a woman hiding behind a façade of perfection discover the joy of just letting go?Dee Carlson sweeps through life with not a hair out of place. Running hard from a traumatic childhood, the detail-obsessed event planner breaks her engagement to Mr. Right to avoid any future of starting a family. But her ordered world comes apart after she returns to her hometown to identify the body of her estranged sister … and claim temporary guardianship of her newborn niece.
Discovering the baby is drug-dependent and in the NICU, Dee struggles to balance running her business and taking on responsibilities she never thought she wanted. And as she confronts the chaos of being a parent, she begins to wonder if fleeing from love wasn’t her worst mistake.
Can Dee find the courage to let down her guard and grab hold of a better future?
A Million Pieces is an emotion-packed standalone women's fiction novel. If you like relatable heroines, rocky paths to healing, and female empowerment, then you’ll adore Meg Gray's nuanced journey into happily ever after.
Buy A Million Pieces to surrender to the twists and turns of fate today!
What an extraordinary tale of resilience and redemption. I was admittedly uncertain at first, but the narrative quickly drew me in. This is a remarkable survival story—a young woman fighting to transform her life, only to find herself caught in an unimaginable journey. Yet somehow, she endures. The hospital staff and police officers were truly compelling characters. The writing captivates, and I'd love to see more of the detective. Specifically, I'm curious about how he navigates personal relationships despite his circumstances, and whether he might find love. That's a storyline worth exploring!
A truly contemporary realistic story with identifiable characters easy with whom to connect. Sensitive, warm, and lovely novel. A love inspired read. Recommend to all.
A touching story of a life changed from her expected course because of an unexpected and surprising event. For everyone who has ever felt guilt. sorrow, or just hopelessness. A life can change in a heartbeat.