A Blue Moon Phase of the Heart
dkbunnell
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Ongoing, First published Mar 22, 2015
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Third book following The Protest in the Life Is Calling Series, A Blue Moon Phase of the Heart picks up where Janey Crownhart Bernard loses her husband and attempts to build a new life for herself.

Jane is one of those fortunate few who found a great love in Bolivar Bernard. After twenty years of hard-fought marital bliss, her beloved Bolivar dies, and she finds herself bereft and rudderless. Find out how Jane mourns the loss of her husband and creates a new life for herself, complete with the fits and starts of online dating, not suffering fools, and wondering if Bolivar has ruined her for any other man.
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