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The Memory Bouquet

De : Sandra Edwards
Lu par : Emily Gittelman
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2013 Finalist in the Gulf Coast Chapter of Romance Writers of America's Silken Sands Star Contest.

The Memory Bouquet is a short novella featuring Risa, Ginger, and Georgia, three sisters who live in a world of missed opportunities and regret.

Long ago, all three sisters were given the chance to follow their dreams. Twins Ginger and Georgia took theirs, but eldest sister Risa gave hers up to stay behind and raise a family with her childhood sweetheart. And now, twenty-five years later, Ginger's a high profile entertainment lawyer living in L.A., right around the corner from her very famous sister, Georgia Franklin - a far cry from their hometown of Cypress Falls, Louisiana. Eldest sister Risa still lives there, and she's built her adult life around her husband Mike and their only child Lisa.

While it may seem like Ginger and Georgia have it all, they both know what their sister doesn't, that life is lonely at the top. It's lonely back in Cypress Falls too now that Risa's marriage is falling apart, and right before her daughter's wedding. The groom is not only the son of Georgia's childhood crush, but he's also the nephew of baseball great J.D. Ramsey - Ginger's boyfriend from high school.

Life hasn't turned out quite the way any of them planned, and the prospect of this wedding won't let any of them forget it.

©2011 Sandra Edwards (P)2013 Sandra Edwards
Fiction Passage à l'âge adulte Vie de famille
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