Holding Pattern

Maggie Friedenberg

ISBN 13: 9798985754506

Published by Sandy Toes Press, 2022

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nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Leaving her marriage was the last thing anyone expected of Natalie, including her. She and Ben had a perfect love story-high school best friends who fell in love and got married, dreaming of a family of their own. Years later, crushed by infertility and loss, Natalie faces the likelihood of never having a child. Consumed by grief and self-blame, frustrated by Ben's fix-it attempts and a lack of empathy from family and friends, she takes off, shocking everyone. And then she meets Richard. A few years older than Natalie, charming and handsome, his attention and flattery are captivating-but more than that, he understands the pain she's carrying. No stranger to failure himself, Richard's struggle with drugs and alcohol destroyed his own marriage. Now in recovery, he's working to reconnect with his children and rebuild his life. Each desperate to leave their mistakes behind, Natalie and Richard form an immediate connection. As their affection grows, their pain subsides. But when Natalie is forced to face the consequences of leaving, she must figure out what really matters-and how to break free from the holding pattern keeping her from it.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Holding Pattern
• Publisher: Sandy Toes Press
• Publication Date: 2022
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798985754506
• Binding: Taschenbuch
• Condition: Neu
• Dimensions: 203W x 127H x 26D millimeters 203 millimeters width by 127 millimeters height by 26 millimeters depth
• Weight: 524 grams

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Synopsis

Leaving her marriage was the last thing anyone expected of Natalie, including her.

She and Ben had a perfect love story-high school best friends who fell in love and got married, dreaming of a family of their own. Years later, crushed by infertility and loss, Natalie faces the likelihood of never having a child. Consumed by grief and self-blame, frustrated by Ben's fix-it attempts and a lack of empathy from family and friends, she takes off, shocking everyone.

And then she meets Richard. A few years older than Natalie, charming and handsome, his attention and flattery are captivating-but more than that, he understands the pain she's carrying. No stranger to failure himself, Richard's struggle with drugs and alcohol destroyed his own marriage. Now in recovery, he's working to reconnect with his children and rebuild his life.

Each desperate to leave their mistakes behind, Natalie and Richard form an immediate connection. As their affection grows, their pain subsides. But when Natalie is forced to face the consequences of leaving, she must figure out what really matters-and how to break free from the holding pattern keeping her from it.