It's Complicated (Paperback)

Jeri Torrance

ISBN 13: 9798231670024

Published by Write Trak LLC, 2025

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Paperback. It's Complicated**Warning* This story may contain triggers After chasing down a pair of rambunctious boys, Grant Cooper, an ambitious philosopher, meets his new neighbor, a young mother whose strength hides a painful secret. Elizabeth is married to an abusive husband, a volatile figure hardened by the era's uncertainties as well as his own demons. Had their first encounter happened at a ration line or in a dimly lit cafe, he might not have noticed her guarded smile. But in the safety of her own apartment, Elizabeth's smile reveals both fear and a flicker of hope after they begin to talk. Once he gets to know her better, Grant falls for her-not just her beauty, but her courage in enduring a private war at home with an abusive spouse, as the whole world battles one abroad. He's torn by sacrifice, wanting to save her but knowing the scandal or danger of intervening in a time when divorce was rare and taboo. Elizabeth's resilience shines as she navigates her husband's cruelty. Yet, the urgency of wartime pushes her neighbor, Grant, to act, perhaps offering her a way out or in a time of weakness, or during a rare instant alone. Their love grows in stolen, fleeting moments, charged with the era's uncertainty, and the fear she has for her husband, and his ties to the mob. Will her husband discover their secret before the mob collects the debt that's owed them? This is a timeless tale of extraordinary love and compassion in a war-torn era. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: It's Complicated (Paperback)
• Publisher: Write Trak LLC
• Publication Date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798231670024
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

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Synopsis

It's Complicated

**Warning* This story may contain triggers

After chasing down a pair of rambunctious boys, Grant Cooper, an ambitious philosopher, meets his new neighbor, a young mother whose strength hides a painful secret. Elizabeth is married to an abusive husband, a volatile figure hardened by the era's uncertainties as well as his own demons.

Had their first encounter happened at a ration line or in a dimly lit cafe, he might not have noticed her guarded smile. But in the safety of her own apartment, Elizabeth's smile reveals both fear and a flicker of hope after they begin to talk.

Once he gets to know her better, Grant falls for her-not just her beauty, but her courage in enduring a private war at home with an abusive spouse, as the whole world battles one abroad.

He's torn by sacrifice, wanting to save her but knowing the scandal or danger of intervening in a time when divorce was rare and taboo.

Elizabeth's resilience shines as she navigates her husband's cruelty. Yet, the urgency of wartime pushes her neighbor, Grant, to act, perhaps offering her a way out or in a time of weakness, or during a rare instant alone.

Their love grows in stolen, fleeting moments, charged with the era's uncertainty, and the fear she has for her husband, and his ties to the mob.

Will her husband discover their secret before the mob collects the debt that's owed them?

This is a timeless tale of extraordinary love and compassion in a war-torn era.

About the Author

Jeri Torrance spent twenty-two years as a single mother of five before she married her husband. She retired from the postal service, and now she lives in Southern Utah, where she writes her books, cooks, and spends quality time with her family and grandkids.

Jeri writes contemporary and Christian romance and historical fiction, and she's written a few children's books. She has several self-published books and is always working on writing more. She has a vivid imagination and comes from a very large family with many more stories to tell.

She has also helped many other independent writers edit, format, and publish their work. Having been an avid reader her entire life makes Jeri an invaluable author, storyteller, and friend.