Undying Love

By Linda Wright

Do you believe in first at first sight? Well, Julie Fielding does and she has not looked back ever since she laid eyes on Homer Wells. She told everyone that Homer was going to be her husband and vowed she would marry him. Reality began to sink in as Julie got older and has spent long, lonely years in isolation growing up on a farm waiting for Homer to take notice. Her life is full of broken dreams, loss, and heartache. Homer Wells has no time for love or romance and dating. He is busy doing what he does best and which is breaking in horses at the ranch. All that changes on one fine Sunday morning when he finally notices what has been in front of him all these times. Take the journey of love alongside Julie to find out if her dreams came through.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Eye Know Romance Publishing
• Release date: Mar 10, 2020
• ISBN: 9780463695500

Linda Wright

Linda C. Wright was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and raised in the suburbs of Cleveland, Ohio. After graduating from Bowling Green State University, I moved to Florida. I've been here ever since. I married Richard, got a B.A. degree in accounting from Florida Atlantic University and launched my writing career. The inspiration for my first novel, One Clown Short came from my years working as a manager for a Fortune 500 company. My essays have since appeared in several editions of Chicken Soup For the Soul.My newest memoir, A Bittersweet Goodnight is available now. It is the Bronze award winner of the 2019 Royal Palm Literary Award in the memoir category. A tragedy precedes the entrance of a stepmother. What happens next is the journey of a lifetime.

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Undying Love

True Love Never Ends

By Linda Wright

Published by Eye Know Romance Publishing

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Reminiscing about the good old summer days was always fun to do with friends – talking about just running around the farm and tending to all the livestock with the helpers. Growing up on a farm was definitely the best upbringing for me. I wouldn’t trade it for the world. Yes, there’re a lot of labor and problems with farms, but they come with the great feeling of owning something, actually seeing your toil bring in rewards which I know people do not really get from a paycheck.