Dopo una carriera nel marketing, Marianne Holmes si dedica ora completamente alla sua passione per la lingua e la scrittura. Nel suo romanzo d'esordio, esplora i temi e le intuizioni che l'hanno ispirata. Il suo stile è caratterizzato da un'attenta selezione delle parole e da una narrazione avvincente che trascina il lettore nella trama. Holmes si concentra sulla profondità delle relazioni umane e su come la comunicazione modella le nostre vite.
The story explores the unconventional friendship between Henry, a meticulous planner with a penchant for plastic flowers, and Chiffon, a free-spirited dreamer striving to make a difference despite her self-doubt and job struggles. Their contrasting personalities highlight the complexities of human flaws and the beauty of unlikely connections, revealing how two seemingly opposite individuals can navigate life's challenges together.
When everything you say is a lie, can you even remember the truth? Annie lives a quiet, contained, content life. She goes to work. She meets her friend. She's kind of in a relationship. She's happy. Not lonely at all. If only more people could see how friendly she is -- how eager to help and please. Then she could tick "Full Happy Life" off her list. But no one sees that side of Annie, and she can't understand why. That all changes the night Chloe Hills disappears. And Annie is the last person to see her. This is her chance to prove to everybody that she's worth something. That is, until she becomes a suspect
Trinity Barrett's journey of self-discovery is filled with a rich tapestry of emotions, including humor, discontent, and love. As she navigates through suspicion and kindness, she encounters both hope and tragedy, leading to transformative experiences. Ultimately, her quest for answers reshapes her life in profound ways.
Dustin Upshaw's life takes a turn when he becomes the guardian of a dementia patient, Claude, after a series of legal troubles. Determined to turn his life around, he finds employment and embraces his new responsibilities. However, his progress is shattered by Claude's death, leading to Dustin's job loss shortly after. This emotional journey explores themes of responsibility, redemption, and the fragility of stability in one's life.
Trinity Barrett grapples with self-discovery amidst the complexities of family life, including her long-term marriage and two teenagers. The demands of friendship and her compassionate work further complicate her journey. Despite recognizing the goodness in her life and the people around her, she struggles to find clarity and fulfillment. The narrative explores her longing for personal space and autonomy as she navigates the challenges of balancing her roles and desires.