Deze auteur, die de bestsellerlijsten van de New York Times en USA Today heeft gehaald, ontdekte haar schrijfpassie op latere leeftijd en waagde de sprong naar het auteurschap op vijfveertigjarige leeftijd zonder eerdere ervaring of opleiding. Hoewel het haar leven op zijn kop zette, beschrijft ze de ervaring als opwindend en levensbevestigend. Ze is een fervent voorstander van het onmiddellijk najagen van dromen, in plaats van te wachten op een ongrijpbaar 'ooit'. Met meer dan vijftig gepubliceerde romans geniet ze er nu van om haar reis te delen en te praten over schrijven en boeken met lezers en collega-auteurs, waarbij ze de overwonnen uitdagingen omarmt.
Exploring the concept of home, this book delves into the emotional and psychological aspects of belonging and identity. It raises profound questions about what makes a place feel like home and the journey individuals undertake to discover their true sense of belonging. Through personal narratives and reflective insights, it invites readers to consider their own experiences and the universal quest for connection and stability.
After two decades in Attica, Lucas Walker is on the verge of freedom while harboring a deep secret. As he prepares to reintegrate into society, he finds himself thrust back into the spotlight, suggesting that his past may not be as buried as he hoped. The narrative explores themes of redemption and the struggle to escape one's history, highlighting the challenges faced by those attempting to start anew after incarceration.
Set just days before his release from Attica after two decades of imprisonment, Lucas Walker faces the unexpected challenge of his newfound notoriety. As he prepares to reintegrate into society, he must navigate the complexities of his past while guarding a significant secret. The tension builds as Lucas confronts the implications of his former life and the attention it garners, leading to a gripping exploration of identity, redemption, and the struggle for freedom.
A Sweetgrass Springs Story
Exploring the profound concept of home, this book delves into the emotional and psychological aspects of belonging and identity. It poses thought-provoking questions about the nature of home and the feelings associated with finding one's place in the world. Through personal narratives and reflections, it invites readers to consider their own experiences and definitions of home, ultimately leading to a deeper understanding of what it means to truly belong.
When scandal and an ambitious prosecutor wreck talented chef Scarlett Ross's life and she learns of a grandmother she never knew she had, she flees the notoriety to pay an anonymous visit to Sweetgrass Springs, Texas, a town kept alive only by her grandmother's determination and carried on the strong shoulders of sexy Texas cowboy Ian McLaren. There she is surprised to discover a yearning to sink roots deep in the Texas Hill Country-but she is terrified that the secrets she's hiding will endanger everyone she's come to love."Jean Brashear's distinctive storytelling voice instantly draws in the reader. She writes with warmth and emotional truth."¿ ~ #1 NY Times bestselling author Debbie Macomber
The story explores the unraveling of a seemingly perfect marriage after a man's personal struggles lead to the loss of his wife, Bella. As he grapples with his identity and the consequences of his actions, the narrative delves into themes of love, regret, and the quest for redemption. The emotional journey highlights the complexities of relationships and the impact of life's challenges on personal connections.
The story explores themes of guilt and redemption as a woman grapples with her past mistakes that have deeply affected her family. As she seeks their forgiveness, she also confronts her own inability to forgive herself. The narrative delves into the complexities of familial relationships and the struggle for healing, highlighting the emotional journey of coming to terms with one's actions and the quest for reconciliation.
This novel intertwines the narratives of strong female characters, drawing inspiration from the Southern literary traditions of Eudora Welty and Sue Monk Kidd, while infusing a touch of humor reminiscent of Fannie Flagg. Set against a richly depicted Southern backdrop, it explores themes of friendship, resilience, and the complexities of life. The engaging storytelling captures the essence of community and the unique experiences of women, making it a heartfelt and entertaining read.
Exploring themes of guilt and redemption, the story centers on a protagonist grappling with self-forgiveness after a significant mistake. As she navigates her relationships with family members who are struggling to understand her actions, the narrative delves into the complexities of love, accountability, and the quest for reconciliation. The emotional journey highlights the challenges of accepting one's past while seeking healing and understanding from loved ones.
A compelling tale of contrasting lives unfolds as a golden boy, admired for his success and charm, finds his world turned upside down by a rebellious girl. Their intense connection challenges societal expectations and forces him to confront the sacrifices he must make for love. As they navigate the complexities of their relationship, themes of identity, loyalty, and the consequences of choices come to the forefront, ultimately leading to a poignant exploration of what it means to truly belong.