The Way of Life

All Josie wants is to lead a normal life. Jim is the first man who makes her feel safe and loved and in Stacey she finds a true best friend. Never before did she have so many caring people around her.But even the deepest love and the best of friends cannot make her past vanish. The past that made her leave New York in search of her real self. The past she keeps dreaming about in violent nightmares. Can anything free her from the untold guilt she ...

By Annette Spratte
File Size: 1850 KB
Print Length: 350 pages
Publication Date: July 13, 2018
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B07DZGS481
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Wow, this is a long book, but well worth the read! The author uses descriptive narrative incredibly well, so that the reader lives each character's experiences with them and becomes deeply involved in their lives.Josie has had a traumatic experience

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