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I Thought It Was A Sign: A Novella
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ISBN10: 0997893850
ISBN13: 9780997893854
Publisher: Seattle Indie Press
Published: Dec 9 2025
Pages: 182
Weight: 0.48
Height: 0.42 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
ISBN13: 9780997893854
Publisher: Seattle Indie Press
Published: Dec 9 2025
Pages: 182
Weight: 0.48
Height: 0.42 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
She planned the romantic getaway. He took another woman.
Anelie is 54 and done-done with emotionally unavailable men, done calling what isn't there potential, done explaining away what she already knows. She used to be a writer-until he put it in air quotes. So, she boards a train to Mystic, Connecticut to get some distance from maybe this time will be different. But Mystic has plans of its own. A town that feels alive, arranging coincidences a little too perfectly-fog rolling in when she feels lost, a stranger saying exactly what she didn't know she needed to hear.A barista who believes even burnt toast is a sign that life is trying to get your attention.
A sommelier who expects nothing from her and talks about wine as if it has a soul-pairing bottles with movies and insights that somehow begin to make sense of her life.
And a coffee shop owner who hands her something she didn't know she needed: permission to trust herself again. As Anelie starts to write again-not for publication, but for understanding-a book she never intended begins to take shape. And slowly, a life she never planned begins to feel like home. I Thought It Was a Sign is a warm, witty story about what happens when you stop chasing love and start listening to the life that's been trying to reach you all along. Perfect for readers who love:
A sommelier who expects nothing from her and talks about wine as if it has a soul-pairing bottles with movies and insights that somehow begin to make sense of her life.
And a coffee shop owner who hands her something she didn't know she needed: permission to trust herself again. As Anelie starts to write again-not for publication, but for understanding-a book she never intended begins to take shape. And slowly, a life she never planned begins to feel like home. I Thought It Was a Sign is a warm, witty story about what happens when you stop chasing love and start listening to the life that's been trying to reach you all along. Perfect for readers who love:
- Small-town fiction with warmth, wit, and a bit of serendipity
- Women in midlife who are done settling but not done living
- Friendship, belonging, and self-discovery where happily ever after doesn't require romance
- Stories that feel like sipping wine, easy laughter with your people, in a place that seems to wink at you
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