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    Families Matter: Women Like Us, #4
    Two Sides To Every Story: Women Like Us, #3
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    Women Like Us Series

    By Brenda K. Stone

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    About this series

    Families matter. But the secrets of our loved ones can be devastating. Or overwhelming. Or heartwarming. Sometimes, too, the truth is better left hidden, but is out in the open for the world to see.

    Just ask Emily, Julie, Kiki, Megan, and Hillary, women struggling to come to terms with the decisions of their loved ones. Women repairing cherished relationships. Women learning just how tough it is to break family ties.

    Women like us.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrenda K. Stone
    Release dateDec 17, 2018
    Families Matter: Women Like Us, #4
    Two Sides To Every Story: Women Like Us, #3

    Titles in the series (2)

    • 3

      Two Sides To Every Story: Women Like Us, #3
      Two Sides To Every Story: Women Like Us, #3

      Two Sides To Every Story: Women Like Us, #3

      Brenda K. Stone
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      Meet Carla and Molly. Carla's marriage and family are devastated when her husband Bob blindsides her with the demand for a divorce. Molly is the "other woman," so in love with Bob that she's ready to take him and his four children in, regardless of the consequences. Carla and Molly are living the same story. Or is it different? Every story has two sides. And sometimes, those two sides become one, in the most interesting of ways. Just ask Carla and Molly, women with grace under fire and courage when they need it most. Women like us.

      Meet Carla and Molly. Carla's marriage and family are devastated when her husband Bob blindsides her with the demand for a divorce. Molly is the "other woman," so in love with Bob that she's ready to take him and his four children in, regardless of the consequences. Carla and Molly are living the same story. Or is it different? Every story has two sides. And sometimes, those two sides become one, in the most interesting of ways. Just ask Carla and Molly, women with grace under fire and courage when they need it most. Women like us.

    • 4

      Families Matter: Women Like Us, #4
      Families Matter: Women Like Us, #4

      Families Matter: Women Like Us, #4

      Brenda K. Stone
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      Families matter. But the secrets of our loved ones can be devastating. Or overwhelming. Or heartwarming. Sometimes, too, the truth is better left hidden, but is out in the open for the world to see. Just ask Emily, Julie, Kiki, Megan, and Hillary, women struggling to come to terms with the decisions of their loved ones. Women repairing cherished relationships. Women learning just how tough it is to break family ties. Women like us.

      Families matter. But the secrets of our loved ones can be devastating. Or overwhelming. Or heartwarming. Sometimes, too, the truth is better left hidden, but is out in the open for the world to see. Just ask Emily, Julie, Kiki, Megan, and Hillary, women struggling to come to terms with the decisions of their loved ones. Women repairing cherished relationships. Women learning just how tough it is to break family ties. Women like us.

    Author

    Brenda K. Stone

    Brenda K. Stone is the pen name for Barb Lee, a native of Western Massachusetts who loves to write, travel the world, hike the world, and go to rock concerts.  When not engaging in these particular adventures or the several other activities she enjoys that leave her no time for rest, you can find her “doing research” with her nose in a rock and roll biography and her fuzzball bunny Muffin not far away, probably sleeping.

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