Some Things Are Better Left Unsaid (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781543037036)

Vendor: Erni Johnson
Product type: Books
Format: Paperback
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Some Things Are Better Left Unsaid

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Some Things Are Better Left Unsaid

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Everything about Maggie's life always seemed to be temporary, from the job she had taken to fill her time when her youngest son, Robbie, went off to first grade...27 years ago...to the apartment in the old Northampton House she had rented just "to get her bearings" after her divorce...and has now lived in for over 15 years. Not that she really objects to this life she has created...so many of her friends, her children, and even her ex-husband, Bill, seem to always be on the way to somewhere, but never anywhere definitive, while Maggie feels oddly content. But when Gabriel Winston, a 40-something research assistant moves into her office, and somehow also into her life, Maggie's sense of transience is suddenly at risk. A further complication is that Maggie suddenly seems to be dating Gregory Barnes, a gerontologist she met at a funeral, of all places, while her daughter, Eliza excitedly plans her mother's 60th birthday, an event Maggie feels perhaps she might rather not celebrate. In the final analysis, life is all about navigating obstacles...or perhaps avoiding them all together...and inevitably there will always be things better left unsaid.

Author: Erni Johnson
ISBN-10: 1543037038
ISBN-13: 9781543037036
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 03/19/2017
Pages: 220
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.66lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.46d
By Erni Johnson
By Erni Johnson
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Author Erni Johnson has been a Literature and Writing teacher for nearly 30 years, and also a journalist and an innkeeper at various intervals in her life. Having raised three children in Connecticut and entertained numerous guests at the Hannah Dudley House Inn in Western Massachusetts, she and her artist husband, Daryl, have at last followed the sound of the waves to the shores of Cape Cod. Here they share their lives with their two cats, a good number of large metal sculptures, thousands of books, and any one of five grandchildren who happen by and add their own beach treasures to their grandparents' endless collection of shells. Her other novels include Scraps of Eternity and Home to Trout River.

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