The Journal

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Pub Date Nov 13 2022 | Archive Date Sep 11 2023

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Description

Michael Kendrick sees a portrait of a woman in the Dragonfly Gallery window, but the door is locked, and there is a for lease sign on the door. The inside of the gallery is dark and empty. Michael searches to find the woman in the portrait, Cadence Anderson, and when he finds her, he begins to fall deeply in love.

Cadence has just left her violent husband, Dan, and has moved into her mother’s cottage in Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, with her eight-year-old daughter, Madelyn. After her mother dies, she takes over her artist retreats. Cadence has loved and lost. After fleeing from her husband, she doesn’t want to trust again.

Michael believes everyone in his life will leave him, and he doesn’t want to fall in love again—until he meets Cadence. He grew up in foster homes where he was often abused and never experienced the love of a family. But his feelings for Cadence grow. She feels like home to him. After a journal is found, Michael must make a decision that will alter the course of their lives. For Michael and Cadence, love is a light that carries them through the darkest of times.

If you like Nicholas Sparks's Safe Haven and Colleen Hoover's This Ends With Us, you'll be sure to like Tiffany Joans's The Journal.

Michael Kendrick sees a portrait of a woman in the Dragonfly Gallery window, but the door is locked, and there is a for lease sign on the door. The inside of the gallery is dark and empty. Michael...


Advance Praise

If you like Nicholas Sparks's Safe Haven and Colleen Hoover's This Ends With Us, you'll be sure to like Tiffany Joans's The Journal.

If you like Nicholas Sparks's Safe Haven and Colleen Hoover's This Ends With Us, you'll be sure to like Tiffany Joans's The Journal.


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ISBN 9798218103842
PRICE $4.99 (USD)
PAGES 304

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this book had it all. i was hooked. It gave me the emotional feels and love about this. I really enjoyed this story and this author book. I will need to read more of these stories.

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this is the author's debut novel. It was really good. I loved the characters and the setting. Look forward to more from this author.

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I loved this book. Wondering characters and great story line. It made me wanting more. Wonderful read

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This story has it all. It has uncertainty, sorrow, pain, to finding the strength and courage to move forward. At times, it is intense, a mystery, a choice has to be made that will affect them all. Michael sees a portrait of a woman in the Dragonfly Gallery window, but it is closed. He finds a number to call and calls it, only to be hung op on.
Cadence has left her abusive husband and taken her daughter, Madelyn to her mother's cottage. Her mother's last request was she leave her husband and move to her cottage, and Cadence is honoring her last request. Michael has always been a drifter, and he has come to Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts, and is working as a handyman. When he sees Cadence, he knows she is the woman in the portrait. She needs someone to put deadbolts on her doors and make sure everything is secure. She hires Michael and they become friends.
A lot happens, but the two of them together makes life a little better for themselves and Madelyn.
I received a copy From BooksGoSocial through NetGalley.

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