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    Journey Back Home - Clean Inspirational Romance
    Journey Back Home - Clean Inspirational Romance
    Journey Back Home - Clean Inspirational Romance
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    Journey Back Home - Clean Inspirational Romance

    By Rachel J. Moore

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    Elainne is a woman who finds herself betrayed by life itself. Having spent her whole life up until now being a housewife and a mother of two exceptional boys, one day her marriage falls apart. Feeling betrayed, confused, and above all else determined to do the best for her children that she can, she does the only thing that a woman in her place can; she survives. 

    Starting a new life in a small town, she starts working as a therapist in a place where people know each other by name. But before long, she starts second-guessing her choice. Why did she leave the big city, a place full of opportunities, both for her and her children? Does she have a future living in her hometown? What about her children? Will they fit in there? 

    However, everything changes when she starts to fall for one of her patients, Trevor, forcing Elainne to examine her own life, what is important to her, and what she needs to be complete again.

    A standalone romance story with no cliffhanger! 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherClean & Wholesome Romance Club
    Release dateNov 21, 2018
    ISBN9781386559542
    Journey Back Home - Clean Inspirational Romance

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      Journey Back Home - Clean Inspirational Romance - Rachel J. Moore

      Journey Back Home

      Chapter 1: When Time is not Enough

      The small clock sitting on top of the black, metallic desk was ticking nervously. It was surprising how something so small could overshadow every other sound inside the small, cozy office. The voice of the patient talking, the hasty scribbling of the pen on the pocket size notebook, even her own thoughts were distracted by that ticking clock.

      How many minutes until the session is over? How much more until she stops rambling? Discreetly, she turns her head only slightly to the side, peeking at the delicate hands of the clock.  I just have to hold on for another minute. One more minute and it’s over.

      Mrs. Collier, are you listening to me? Elainne snapped out of her thoughts when the middle-aged woman sitting in front of her asked for her attention.

      Yes, of course...though you’ll have to excuse me if I seem distant. It has been a rough week, with the moving in and all. And it’s Ms. Collier, if you don’t mind.

      The alarm chimed. The woman before her seemed a little bit surprised after hearing the sound. What is that? she asked anxiously, using the same monotonous voice she always used.

      It seems that our session is over. I want you to carefully think what we discussed. Don’t be afraid to express your feelings, especially to your husband. You’re both in for the long haul, so stop distrusting him and start sharing your concerns with him.

      The patient, a woman with worn blonde hair, suddenly seemed ready to burst into tears. Elainne didn’t expect her words to have such a strong impact on her; on the other hand though, before she arrived in this town, people used to deal with their problems by just sweeping them under the carpet.

      Nevertheless, since the beginning of their session, this was the first time that Elainne had actually felt connected with her patient. Thirty-seven years old, with two teenage sons, and a shattered marriage, she now wished she had followed her own advice back then. To trust and share – the first rule of married life.

      Now, seeing a damaged woman before her savagely holding back her tears, she couldn’t help but feel like she was looking at her own reflection.

      The patient plodded towards the exit. Elainne got on her feet and followed her. Don’t worry Mrs. Tritt. I’m sure that everything will be alright. Remember that your kids support you, and you also have your own self to take care of. Don’t neglect yourself over some marital dispute. See you next week.

      After closing the door behind her, Elainne sighed. It was a weary sigh, one signaling a long day of

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