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From Day One

J. Lynn Stamper

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Description:"This debut novel by J. Lynn Stamper is heartbreakingly beautiful. What begins as a story of the romance between two people that met young and grew up loving one another, smoothly transitions into a deeply moving and realistic portrayal of one woman's struggle with her own demons and inability to fully let go. Readers of Jodi Picoult and Colleen Hoover's dark, female centered stories, will feel every moment of this book. Get it, and read it now."Christina Kaye, award-winning novelist Allison West has always been a model student, patient older sister, and an obedient daughter, despite her family's painful history. She prides herself on her sense of order and believes in the importance of following the rules. Always eager to please others and expecting very little in return, she thrives on the predictability of her life. That is, until Christmas 1990 when twelve-year-old Allison meets a slightly older aspiring musician, Henry Hawthorne. This chance encounter evokes strong emotions in Allison that make her long for something outside of her routinely mundane life.Not only is Allison preoccupied with Henry’s serendipitous entry into her life, she also becomes obsessed with his family’s sudden move to Berryhill. For some strange reason, he and his family never discuss their lives prior to their abrupt and unexplained relocation to her tiny one-stop hometown. Eventually, Allison can no longer hide her undeniable attraction to Henry. She’s always been the “good girl” but now, her emotions cannot be contained within her tidy, neatly organized world.However, when Henry invites her to his family’s lavish estate, she gives in to her passion for him, awakening feelings she’s never experienced before. Finally, what began as a childhood crush becomes a romance that rivals history’s greatest love stories.As the years go by, their relationship unravels, and Allison misses the closeness she and Henry once shared. Reluctantly, she decides to move on with her life, lands a successful career at NASA, and slowly begins to believe she will be fine on her own. But she is haunted by her time with Henry, and she desperately needs to know his reason for breaking her heart.If Allison can’t find the closure she needs, she will be fated to a life of empty promises and loneliness, and she’ll forever lose the man she loved FROM DAY ONE.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with From Day One. To get started finding From Day One, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: "This debut novel by J. Lynn Stamper is heartbreakingly beautiful. What begins as a story of the romance between two people that met young and grew up loving one another, smoothly transitions into a deeply moving and realistic portrayal of one woman's struggle with her own demons and inability to fully let go. Readers of Jodi Picoult and Colleen Hoover's dark, female centered stories, will feel every moment of this book. Get it, and read it now."Christina Kaye, award-winning novelist Allison West has always been a model student, patient older sister, and an obedient daughter, despite her family's painful history. She prides herself on her sense of order and believes in the importance of following the rules. Always eager to please others and expecting very little in return, she thrives on the predictability of her life. That is, until Christmas 1990 when twelve-year-old Allison meets a slightly older aspiring musician, Henry Hawthorne. This chance encounter evokes strong emotions in Allison that make her long for something outside of her routinely mundane life.Not only is Allison preoccupied with Henry’s serendipitous entry into her life, she also becomes obsessed with his family’s sudden move to Berryhill. For some strange reason, he and his family never discuss their lives prior to their abrupt and unexplained relocation to her tiny one-stop hometown. Eventually, Allison can no longer hide her undeniable attraction to Henry. She’s always been the “good girl” but now, her emotions cannot be contained within her tidy, neatly organized world.However, when Henry invites her to his family’s lavish estate, she gives in to her passion for him, awakening feelings she’s never experienced before. Finally, what began as a childhood crush becomes a romance that rivals history’s greatest love stories.As the years go by, their relationship unravels, and Allison misses the closeness she and Henry once shared. Reluctantly, she decides to move on with her life, lands a successful career at NASA, and slowly begins to believe she will be fine on her own. But she is haunted by her time with Henry, and she desperately needs to know his reason for breaking her heart.If Allison can’t find the closure she needs, she will be fated to a life of empty promises and loneliness, and she’ll forever lose the man she loved FROM DAY ONE.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with From Day One. To get started finding From Day One, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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