Things We Once Held Dear - Tatlock, Ann
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New Yorker Neil Sadler returns to his hometown of Mason, Ohio, where the small-town was rocked by the suspicious death of Helen Syfert, the mother of Neil's friend, Mary. As the pair reconnects, Neil learns their once-close relationship hasn't survived the tragedy of Mary's loss. In time, though, the couple finds that what pushed them apart years ago now seems to be pulling them together. Still, Neil finds himself struggling to recover from a more recent loss, one he keeps tucked in his heart. While the mystery of Helen's death remains unsolved, finding closure will require opening old wounds,…mehr

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New Yorker Neil Sadler returns to his hometown of Mason, Ohio, where the small-town was rocked by the suspicious death of Helen Syfert, the mother of Neil's friend, Mary. As the pair reconnects, Neil learns their once-close relationship hasn't survived the tragedy of Mary's loss. In time, though, the couple finds that what pushed them apart years ago now seems to be pulling them together. Still, Neil finds himself struggling to recover from a more recent loss, one he keeps tucked in his heart. While the mystery of Helen's death remains unsolved, finding closure will require opening old wounds, mending broken relationships, and facing new fears. "Highly recommended for all collections." - Library Journal, Starred Review! Written for the General Market (G) (I): Contains little or no; sexual dialogue or situations or strong language. May also contain content of an inspirational nature. Foreign editions in the following languages: Norwegian, Dutch
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Ann Tatlock is an award-winning novelist, children's book author, blogger, and writing instructor. In 2013 she founded Heritage Beacon, the historical fiction imprint of Lighthouse Publishing of the Carolinas, and served as its managing editor for six years. The Names of the Stars is her twelfth novel. Please visit her website at www.anntatlock.com and her blog at https://anntatlock.blog.