Book description
Life comes in shades of blue...
Self-imposed loner, Maggie North, has worked for bestselling author Trilby Winterroad her entire adult life, starting as simply his assistant and ending up as his ghost writer. Through ups and downs--including a divorce from an abusive husband--he has been the one person on whom…
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Liz Flaherty casts an inherited lake house as a main character that takes on a life of its own, which becomes the protagonist’s implausible anchor and life-saver. Flaherty has penned an emotional tale that deftly weaves ribbons of angst and romance into a well-written plot driven by betrayal, love, loss, trust, family ties, and the inner strength one must summon to face adversity created by both human fallibility and fate. Part romance, part coming of age later in life, part redemption with a second chance at life and love, Pieces of Blue will pull at the heartstrings and capture the…
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