The Men In and Out of Her Life

Evinda Lepins

Sinopse

With one phone call her seven-year marriage was over and Lacey was left to pick up the pieces of her shattered heart left by yet another man in and out of her life.
 
Coming from a broken home, Lacey knows the value of family; however, she is blinded by her need to love and be loved and is determined to give her son everything she never had, but at what cost?
 
Lacey's season of singleness begins with twenty-eight-year-old Ian, who is fun for a while and great for her ego, but Lacey soon realizes that raising a teenager, juggling her court-reporting career and dating at the same time are exhausting until...the next man comes along, and so the cycle continues until she chooses to break it.
 
With the help of her counselor, girlfriends and The Voice within her, Lacey learns the most valuable lesson she could: She didn't need someone to be someone; she didn't need another man in and out of her life to know she was loved

Disponível desde: 03/10/2023.

Comprimento de impressão: 280 páginas.

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