A Life Remembered (Hard Time Series-Book 7)
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  • Reads 3,730
  • Votes 389
  • Parts 30
  • Time 3h 28m
Ongoing, First published Jan 25, 2024
Mature
2 new parts
It has been more than 17 years since Stef and Lena Adams Foster were released from prison. After all these years they remain deeply in love, finally planning the wedding they have always wanted.

While the two women continue to provide a stable life for Baby Stef and little Faith, they also deal with the challenges of Callie moving to LA to restart her life, a shocking secret that Noah will finally reveal, and the adjustment of a new foster child, Tasha.

But a few questions remain.. Will Callie  finally recover and make amends with her family for good? Will her and Stef ever speak again? Will Baby Stef forgive her? We shall see.

This is the seventh book in the Hard Time series
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Ten years have passed since Stef and Lena parted ways without a goodbye, and a lot has happened. Lena is a single mom going to school for her Masters in San Diego while trying to navigate a meaningful life for her and her kids. Stef is rookie cop for the NYPD living in small dinky apartment where she is raising her little girl who is currently the love of her life. The pair have been living separate lives with no communication and the only thing that they have in common is Julius, both of whom claim is their best friend. Will they ever cross paths again? Or are they destined to live separate lives for the rest of theirs?