She Let Herself Go
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Georgia's friends call her the perfect Proverbs 31 wife. Enjoying her empty nest, she spends her time working with her church's ministries and doting on her husband, Charles. Georgia's life is blessed and her marriage is sound.
Until Charles leaves her for a younger woman. His goodbye note claimed Georgia had "let herself go."
Ky struggles to understand how God could have taken his wife, leaving him with a daughter who grows more distant every day. He questions everything he ever knew about his faith... and himself.
A fateful singles cruise brings Georgia and Ky together, if only as friends. But as they move on with their lives, both find they can't stop thinking of the other. Ky feels like he's betraying his wife's memory, while Georgia worries over her attraction to a man whose faith seems so lacking. The last thing she wants is another unequally yoked relationship.
While Georgia moves on with her life, truly "letting herself go," her heart still longs for the sad cowboy with shadows in his eyes. When she meets a charming castle owner in Ireland who offers her a life she'd only imagined, Georgia wonders if she'll finally be able to let go of Ky as well.
As Ky struggles with the guilt of falling for the beautiful, kind lady, he tries to move on. To let Georgia go. But it proves an impossible task. The woman managed to crawl right into his heart.
But will Ky be able to let his heart mend before Georgia lets go of him completely? Get it now to find out!
The Story in the Song series is Christian-based clean romance.
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I'm a Christian author who likes to write stuff that might be a little more off-the-wall than what the average Christian reader is used to. I'm positive that the Lord has a sense of humor (I mean, come on, have you seen the platypus? Seriously! You just know He laughed His head off at that creation!) and I like to make sure I get that humor in there somewhere.
So my books might lean a little more toward a PG rating, but nothing more than what you might get in a kid's cartoon these days. I like believable characters who make people smile, cry, think, and yeah...laugh.
Hit me up on my website www.vjdunn.com if you have any comments, suggestions, great recipes, cleaning hints, or if you want to maybe send me some dark chocolate.
Blessings!
