COMING November 21, 2023
ALL WE COULD STILL HAVE
In their attempts to have a child, a husband and wife must contend with personal desires, crossed boundaries, and broken trust as they reimagine what it truly means to be a family.
Nikki and Kyle Sebastian have a loving and healthy marriage. It’s only missing one thing they want―children. When the couple is diagnosed with “unexplained infertility” and endures several failed rounds of IVF, Kyle, for both their sakes, is unwilling to bury them deeper in emotional and financial debt.
Desperate to have a baby, Nikki betrays Kyle’s trust in an attempt to try IVF one more time. The choice fractures their once-stable union. Now burdened with suspicion, resentment, and further grief, their little family is falling apart.
Picking up the pieces of their broken home means reassessing their dreams for the future―dreams that Nikki’s not ready to give up. If she can’t find a way to forge a new path forward with Kyle, she may find herself alone at the end of the family tree she longs to help grow.
ALL WE COULD STILL HAVE
In their attempts to have a child, a husband and wife must contend with personal desires, crossed boundaries, and broken trust as they reimagine what it truly means to be a family.
Nikki and Kyle Sebastian have a loving and healthy marriage. It’s only missing one thing they want―children. When the couple is diagnosed with “unexplained infertility” and endures several failed rounds of IVF, Kyle, for both their sakes, is unwilling to bury them deeper in emotional and financial debt.
Desperate to have a baby, Nikki betrays Kyle’s trust in an attempt to try IVF one more time. The choice fractures their once-stable union. Now burdened with suspicion, resentment, and further grief, their little family is falling apart.
Picking up the pieces of their broken home means reassessing their dreams for the future―dreams that Nikki’s not ready to give up. If she can’t find a way to forge a new path forward with Kyle, she may find herself alone at the end of the family tree she longs to help grow.
WONDER IF MY PARENTS KEPT THOSE COMPOSITION BOOKS
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In second grade, I returned from recess to find a trail of large paper footprints leading into my classroom and leaving a path over and under desks, up and down each row, and out the window. The teacher passed out composition books and asked all the students to write a story explaining what happened.
I filled my book but wasn’t done with my story so I asked for another. When I completed the second book, the teacher gave me a stack of composition books to take home and finish the story. I couldn’t stop writing. I filled each and every one of those little books and have been writing ever since. I hope you enjoy reading my books as much as I enjoyed writing them — and hope you’ll leave a review at your point of purchase. |
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Check out More Than and let me know what you think.
