Joyful Peace

By Rose Boyd

After discovering the South wasn’t a desirable place for her and her teenage son, Lynn moves back to Maine. Having not seen her ex in over a year, she immediately realizes that she’s still deeply attracted to him. Unfortunately, she fears there’s been too many issues for them to ever get back together.

Clark, Lynn’s ex, has matured a lot since she’s last seen him. Having missed her terribly, he must now resist rushing her into a reunion. When he sees she’s still obviously attracted, his plans swiftly change. Can he make her realize that he’s a changed man? And has she changed enough to accept fault?

• Language: English
• Publisher: AmorBooks.com
• Release date: Jan 20, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005246792

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Joyful Peace

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Rose Boyd

Copyright 2022 Rose Boyd

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Lynn nervously shifted from foot to foot, waiting for her ex-husband, Clark, to show. She hadn’t seen him for over a year since she’d moved out of state with their teenage son. Now eighteen, Steve couldn’t wait to see his father. They’d been really close but Lynn couldn’t resist the job offer, after not working for months, so when Alabama called…she’d jumped at the chance.

Unfortunately, the Deep South just wasn’t for them. Having been raised in the city and accustomed to the Northern states, she had become quickly overwhelmed with the level of attitude received by everyone. When her old boss in Maine had called to ask her to come back to work, she’d immediately negotiated a larger deal than when she’d left before swiftly accepting.

Even though they’d been divorced for over three years, she had to admit that she missed Clark. Thinking back, she’d gone a little nuts when she’d miscarried their second child. From that point on, nothing either of them did seemed to make her happy. She now realized