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"[Bova's] touch remains gentle throughout, her portrayals unflinchingly honest while still displaying a tolerance for human failing." - Chesapeake Style magazine At 55, the career Brenda Maxwell's built is gone in a day. As a temporary move to cut costs, she trades her L.A. condo for an off-the-grid cabin in rural West Virginia. Brenda finds a second chance at life, and maybe love, in quiet Chestnut Springs. But will small town rivalries and politics strip away the happiness she's found? Not if her newfound friends can help it. Chestnut Springs is an upbeat story of love and friendship that will keep you turning pages until dawn.…mehr

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"[Bova's] touch remains gentle throughout, her portrayals unflinchingly honest while still displaying a tolerance for human failing." - Chesapeake Style magazine At 55, the career Brenda Maxwell's built is gone in a day. As a temporary move to cut costs, she trades her L.A. condo for an off-the-grid cabin in rural West Virginia. Brenda finds a second chance at life, and maybe love, in quiet Chestnut Springs. But will small town rivalries and politics strip away the happiness she's found? Not if her newfound friends can help it. Chestnut Springs is an upbeat story of love and friendship that will keep you turning pages until dawn.
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Carol J. Bova spent thirty-five years in business and nonprofit administration in New York and California before she found a new lifestyle as a writer in Mathews, Virginia, a rural Chesapeake Bay peninsula. Carol is a novelist, non-fiction author, columnist for Chesapeake Style magazine, and blogger. Her debut novel, Chestnut Springs, is set in West Virginia, where her father's parents emigrated from Italy before later moving to Philadelphia where she was born. She was President of the Chesapeake Bay Writers chapter of the Virginia Writers Club from 2014-2018. When not writing, Carol enjoys photography, genealogy and creating silver jewelry.