Bittersweet the Wait (eBook, ePUB) - Bearn, Raziel
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When Cooper Dahl teased Molly Larsen about whether she remembered their teenage passions, she flippantly forestalled indulging his need to know by saying the answer would be in her memoir. Cooper pressed for a signed copy, and now she had trapped herself into actually writing about her feelings about their secret high school attractions because even when joking, her word was her bond. Molly produced a six page account of how she considered him the unrequited love of her life. Her second mistake was giving him the confession. What happens next is unexpected, joyous, and devastating. Life…mehr

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When Cooper Dahl teased Molly Larsen about whether she remembered their teenage passions, she flippantly forestalled indulging his need to know by saying the answer would be in her memoir. Cooper pressed for a signed copy, and now she had trapped herself into actually writing about her feelings about their secret high school attractions because even when joking, her word was her bond. Molly produced a six page account of how she considered him the unrequited love of her life. Her second mistake was giving him the confession. What happens next is unexpected, joyous, and devastating. Life intervenes as much now as it did long ago, and their reconnection is anything but smooth and consistent, leading her to appreciate her best friend Jaçon's care and counsel more than ever.

Author's Note: All characters depicted in this work of fiction are many decades older than 18 years of age.

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Autorenporträt
Raziel Bearn is a seeker of ancestral and personal truths, who discovered her birth mother when Raziel was 63 and her mother had less than a year to live. They never met. Genealogy opened to her a vast new world of relatives and centuries of great grandparents. Some of these connections have been surprising, and worthy of having their own stories told. Vignettes from her own life are now being explored, in hopes of the discovery of lessons of redeeming value and reader interest. Raziel writes true memoirs and fictionalized stories about herself and her family connections, always with an eye toward illuminating the emotional truths and fascinating women who persisted in her heritage.