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    And the Truth Will Set You Free

    By Linda Rettstatt

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    Every journey begins with one step--even those we don't choose. When Kate Reynolds' life is turned inside out with a forced early retirement, she has a decision to make. She can either continue her pity party and sink into depression, or she can take the advice of her friend and seize the opportunity to change her life and follow her dream. She chooses the path of her dream, but not without a measure of fear and doubt. No one ever said change would be easy, as Kate learns. It does prove to be rewarding, though there are losses along the way. She not only finds a new life, a second chance to follow her passion, but she finds new love.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLinda Rettstatt
    Release dateJun 8, 2019
    ISBN9780463569634
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    Linda Rettstatt

    Linda Rettstatt is a best-selling and award-winning author of Women’s Fiction and Mainstream Contemporary Romance. In March of 2012 her novel, LOVE, SAM, won the prestigious EPIC eBook Award for Mainstream Fiction. And in April, 2016, LADIES IN WAITING won the EPIC eBook Award for Contemporary Fiction. Rettstatt grew up in the small town of Brownsville in Southwestern Pennsylvania. After 20 years living and working in Mississippi, she has returned to the hills of PA to write and work as an editor.

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