The Broken Road

The Broken Road

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I'm a moment time Jannie's life had been turned upside down after the betrayal of her husband. Her whole adult life she'd spent with one man, who she depended on more than she ever realized. At twenty-nine, her life was starting over. After her divorce, she quit her job and put her house up for sale. She didn't know where her life was going, but she knew where she needed to start over. She packed her car and headed to the one place that she knew would always be home, a horse farm in North Carolina. Will Jannie be able to pick up the pieces of her broken marriage? Will she ever be able to start the family she's always wanted? Starting over may not be what she expected.
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