To Say Goodbye
by Lindsay Detwiler
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Pub Date Sep 24 2016 | Archive Date Jul 23 2017
Description
Feisty Sophia never shies away from life. Playful, romantic, connected—her marriage was the thing of fairy tales. But when tragedy strikes, Sophia is left to pick up the pieces of her life.
After leaving the army, Jackson is ready to start afresh. But when he returns home, his life spirals out of control.As Sophia and Jackson find themselves in each other, they start to see redemption is possible.
Trying to piece together a new life, they must answer the question: Should they forge a life together and say goodbye to their pasts completely, or should they loyally go their separate ways to avoid heartache?
Advance Praise
"This story is about loss, forgiveness, and the future. The book sucked me right in and I couldn’t wait to continue reading it. The story is well-written, realistic, and just all-around amazing!" - Melissa Mattern
"Sophia and Jackson's tragic stories are intertwined into a believable story of hurt and disappointment in life's challenges. Lindsay Detwiler has written from the heart, and the result is a novel that ends with the reader feeling hopeful despite the bad things that happen to good people." - Booklover
"What a wonderful story of tragedy and the love that can be found afterwards. I loved the style of writing from this author. It was captivating and kept me intrigued the whole time. I was kept on my toes, I just couldn't wait to see what was going to happen. I loved all the emotions I was able to feel while reading. I love any book that can captivate me and make me feel. I would definitely recommend this one." - Catherine Wright
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