An
unimaginable trauma. A future that seems impossible. When your world shatters,
how do you put it back together?
For 950 days, Kathleen Conners has struggled with that choice. Behind a scarf and sunglasses, she hides from the world, from herself, from The Event, from any future with anyone.
After receiving a box of letters from his deceased mother, Matt Nelson is shoved from his predictable, controlled life to a secluded beach in North Carolina. While trying to understand his mother's intent, he discovers Kathleen.
Matt must choose whether to follow the path his mother orchestrated or rescue the woman who has captured his heart. When the only person Kathleen blames more than herself reappears, can Matt be the strength Kathleen needs to create a new life, or will he be forced to walk away if she decides the climb is too great?
For 950 days, Kathleen Conners has struggled with that choice. Behind a scarf and sunglasses, she hides from the world, from herself, from The Event, from any future with anyone.
After receiving a box of letters from his deceased mother, Matt Nelson is shoved from his predictable, controlled life to a secluded beach in North Carolina. While trying to understand his mother's intent, he discovers Kathleen.
Matt must choose whether to follow the path his mother orchestrated or rescue the woman who has captured his heart. When the only person Kathleen blames more than herself reappears, can Matt be the strength Kathleen needs to create a new life, or will he be forced to walk away if she decides the climb is too great?
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Author Bio:
June happily
resides in Sandy Springs, Georgia, with her husband, Dave, and their dog,
Sodapop. They have two wonderful adult
children and two grandchildren. She is
an enthusiastic exerciser and an accomplished cook. She and her husband enjoy hiking with
Sodapop, traveling, scuba diving, trying new restaurants, concerts, and
whatever other adventures they can find.
Reading and a constant desire to learn keeps her busy too.
A trauma
survivor who struggles with mental illness, June is continuously reaching for
hope like the characters in her books.
She openly discusses her personal struggles on her blog,
JuneConverse.com
Decide to Hope is her
first novel and relies a great deal on her own experience with trauma, choices,
recovery and hope. If you’d like to
discuss trauma, coping and recovery, contact her at JuneConverse.com or
DecideToHope.com
Twitter:
https://twitter.com/juneaconverse
Website/blog:
https://www.juneconverse.com/
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