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Home Is Where the Heart Is
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Home Is Where the Heart Is

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CJ Beck is a photojournalist who can no longer take a steady picture.

Forced to return stateside for some rest, international photojournalist CJ discovers home is anything but peaceful. Therapy forces her to relive the worst year of her life. Her family’s ancestral ranch is threatened by outside financial forces. Worst of all, the guy who broke her heart is back in town, reminding her of how life could have … should have … been.

Step by step, CJ strives to put the past in perspective so she can get back to the profession she loves. But the spirit of Montana whispers that she can’t run away forever. At some point she has to stand up and fight for her family and what she believes.

A woman’s fiction novel filled with vivid descriptions of the Rocky Mountain Front, small-town life, and strong, complex characters, Home Is Where the Heart Is takes an inspirational look at one woman’s choices and the courage it takes to examine them. ManyBooks named it October 2020 Literary Fiction Book of the Month.

Come home to small town Montana for the start of an inspirational journey. Purchase Home Is Where the Heart Is, Rocky Mountain Front Book 1 today.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Casey Dawes LLC
Date
22 June 2019
Pages
340
ISBN
9780974135724

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

CJ Beck is a photojournalist who can no longer take a steady picture.

Forced to return stateside for some rest, international photojournalist CJ discovers home is anything but peaceful. Therapy forces her to relive the worst year of her life. Her family’s ancestral ranch is threatened by outside financial forces. Worst of all, the guy who broke her heart is back in town, reminding her of how life could have … should have … been.

Step by step, CJ strives to put the past in perspective so she can get back to the profession she loves. But the spirit of Montana whispers that she can’t run away forever. At some point she has to stand up and fight for her family and what she believes.

A woman’s fiction novel filled with vivid descriptions of the Rocky Mountain Front, small-town life, and strong, complex characters, Home Is Where the Heart Is takes an inspirational look at one woman’s choices and the courage it takes to examine them. ManyBooks named it October 2020 Literary Fiction Book of the Month.

Come home to small town Montana for the start of an inspirational journey. Purchase Home Is Where the Heart Is, Rocky Mountain Front Book 1 today.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Casey Dawes LLC
Date
22 June 2019
Pages
340
ISBN
9780974135724