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Tatters

Tatters

Beach, Annie
Daugherty, Annie

Paperback

General Fiction

ISBN13: 9798312871845
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Mar 7 2025
Pages: 220
Weight: 0.49
Height: 0.50 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Tatters.... Are all she remembers of her past. Simply images and sounds of a time long ago. Anne Goldberg is haunted by what she can't recall of her past. But her back and her heart bear the grim reminder of the pain she endured. Anne is determined to recall her past and to make the world a better place.

Hardened foreign correspondent, David Banks, learns the story of the amnesiac young woman who was found lost in the Israeli desert and is unable to forget the beautiful, enigmatic Anne. She captures his heart and they build a life for themselves among the peaceful shore of Cape Elizabeth, Maine and the gritty business of journalism in Washington, DC.

Anne closes her eyes to David's possible betrayal as she finds solace in crafting the great American novel and wins recognition for her writing, but danger lurks when someone from her past surfaces and threatens to destroy the life she's built for herself and her beloved family.

An angry, young news reporter bent on retribution holds the key to those Tatters and could unlock Anne's lost memories. A confrontation is sure to destroy not one but both of their lives, unless they can each offer each other... the gift of forgiveness and mend the Tatters of the past.

Tatters is the final manuscript written by women's fiction author Annie Daugherty and now finally completed and published with the assistance of her eldest daughter, Annie Beach. The story showcases the heartwarming message of motherhood and forgiveness-both feelings very important to the late Annie Daugherty and passed on to her daughter, granddaughters, and great granddaughter.

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