JULY'S DREAM BOOK 1 - Armstrong, Maureen
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Meet Carole and Sylvii; together they research their own new fresh truths. Carole, a recent widow, suffers financial and personal family betrayals with her husband's death. Sylvii, their suburban friend, stays beside Carole and assists with reporting to the police and agencies. Traveling interstate Carole returns to familiar places to replenish her optimism, and while keeping in touch with Sylvii defines themselves with loyalty. News of her friend's husband's death and experiences with their friends' children become known to Sylvii, who brings Carole's details to others throughout Missouri.…mehr

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Meet Carole and Sylvii; together they research their own new fresh truths. Carole, a recent widow, suffers financial and personal family betrayals with her husband's death. Sylvii, their suburban friend, stays beside Carole and assists with reporting to the police and agencies. Traveling interstate Carole returns to familiar places to replenish her optimism, and while keeping in touch with Sylvii defines themselves with loyalty. News of her friend's husband's death and experiences with their friends' children become known to Sylvii, who brings Carole's details to others throughout Missouri. Carole's nightmare awaits in her return to her native state, Nebraska, and for memories of family, past hopes and her future. Finding abandoned acreage creates an opportunity for Carole with previous financial planning. Her venture onto her new land Carole referred to as the Olde Homestead, while clearing up this abandoned property Carole writes in her diary of details for July's Dream, and Carole begins to design with planning to create her own future.
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Writing and sketching affinities while daily walking often in nature led Maureen to depart to China from Canada in 2016, to teach Conversational English. In Tongcheng, Anhui, Maureen continued to write poetry and create art graphics for their classroom materials in their debut memoirs, Horizons in Tongcheng, and developed relationships she describes in Essences of Tongcheng. Simply said, Maureen became Irish from her grandparents' emigration from Northern Ireland, and later obtaining a Republic of Ireland passport. In her fiction debut, July's Dream, Maureen evolves into writing her first fiction novella as forming part of her trilogy series, Decades. www.maureenarmstrong.com FACEBOOK: MaureenArmstrong