Books matching: journey of a widower
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Save:'Like Father Like Son' by Leigh Lennon revolves around the emotional journey of Holland, a young widow who finds herself grappling with the sudden loss of her husband, Scott. Struggling with grief, loneliness, and the challenge of starting anew, Holland is taken under the wing of her father-in-law, Maguire, who honors his son's dying wish by helping Holland rebuild her life. As they navigate their shared loss and unexpected feelings, a forbidden relationship begins to blossom between them. The story unfolds with themes of resilience, healing, and the complexities of love amidst tragedy, culminating in a slow-burn romance that is both poignant and bittersweet.
The author Leigh Lennon weaves a tale that delves deep into the characters' emotional turmoil, capturing the heartache, love, and second chances they encounter. Through a blend of angsty moments, steamy scenes, and heartfelt interactions, Lennon's writing style immerses readers in the characters' journey of self-discovery, healing, and forbidden desires, making 'Like Father Like Son' a compelling read that tugs at the heartstrings.
My life as a dad had not been what I’d imagined it would be when I held him for the first time. We weren’t geographically close. Christine made sure of that. As Scott grew up, each year until he was t... - #2
Save:Within Reach by Sarah Mayberry is a heartfelt romance novel that captures the journey of Angie, who is grieving the loss of her best friend, and Michael, a widowed father of two, as they find solace and love in each other amidst their individual tragedies. The book beautifully explores the emotional depth of the characters and their journey towards healing and new beginnings, all while navigating the complexities of friendship, grief, and unexpected love. Sarah Mayberry's writing style vividly portrays the raw emotions and inner turmoil of the characters, creating a compelling narrative that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
THE FAMILIAR HEAVINESS settled over Angie as she parked in front of Billie’s house. Every time she came here, she saw the same image in her mind’s eye: the flashing blue and red ambulance lights refle... - #3
Save:Deadfall Hotel by Steve Rasnic Tem is a unique blend of fantasy and horror, focusing on the journey of a widower and his daughter as they move to the mysterious Deadfall Hotel. The book is structured as a series of interconnected stories, each delving into the supernatural occurrences within the hotel and the struggles of its inhabitants. The writing style is described as slow-paced, sentimental, and emotionally evocative, with a focus on exploring themes of loss, grief, and hope amidst a backdrop of eerie and unsettling events.
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Save:'The Wrong Heart' by Jennifer Hartmann is a heartbreakingly beautiful tale of Melody and Parker, two broken souls who find solace and healing in each other. Melody, a strong yet grief-stricken heroine, and Parker, a flawed hero with layers of complexity, navigate through darkness and light, grief and love, while unraveling their past traumas and discovering newfound emotions. The book delves deep into themes of loss, grief, depression, healing, hope, and love, creating a beautifully woven tale that captures the reader's emotions and leaves a lasting impact.
The author, Jennifer Hartmann, expertly crafts a story that is both powerful and caring, with well-developed characters and a poignant narrative that touches on the complexities of human emotions and relationships. The writing style is poetic, evocative, and immersive, drawing the reader into a world where love blooms amidst brokenness, and where happiness is found in the most unexpected places.
The handsome face shining back at me settles my swelling anxiety as I blow out a breath. Amber-infused eyes dance across my features, assessing fondly, bathing me in a warm familiarity. Like peach pie... "Thomasina The Cat Who Thought She was a God" by Paul Gallico is a charming and heartwarming tale that revolves around the journey of a small town Scottish veterinarian and widower named Andrew MacDhui. The story follows the redemption of MacDhui as he reconnects with life, his daughter, and his faith, with the help of his daughter Mary Ruadh and a cat named Thomasina. The plot delves into themes of love, loss, faith, and the special bond between humans and animals, all narrated with a touch of humor and deep introspection.
While marketed as a children's book about a cat, "Thomasina" is more of a human story that explores the complexities of relationships, emotions, and the importance of faith in one's life. Through the characters of Mary, Andrew, and Thomasina, the book delves into deeper themes of redemption, acceptance, and the interconnectedness of all living beings, ultimately emphasizing the message that there is more to life than what meets the eye.
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Save:'Wanting What She Can't Have' by Yvonne Lindsay tells the emotional story of Alexis, who becomes the nanny for her late friend's daughter, Ruby, and her friend's widowed husband, Raoul. Raoul blames himself for his wife's death during childbirth and struggles to connect with his daughter. Alexis is determined to fulfill her friend's dying wish to watch over Raoul and Ruby, and in doing so, she helps Raoul overcome his grief, reconnect with his daughter, and open his heart to love again. expertly weaves themes of grief, guilt, love, and redemption, creating a heartwarming and emotional tale.
Alexis watched him from the doorway to the winery. Late afternoon sun slanted through the windows at the end of the room, illuminating tiny dust motes that floated on air redolent with the scent of fe... - #7
Save:Lorraine Heath's 'Parting Gifts' is a heartwarming historical romance set in the old west. The story follows the journey of a widower, Charles Lawson, who rescues Maddie from a brothel and offers to marry her to be a mother to his children. As the plot unfolds, the readers witness the deep love, generosity, faith, and commitment portrayed in the story. The book beautifully captures the emotional moments, conveying tones through emotions and engaging the readers with the unique twist in the storyline.
Having been married for over 40 years, 69 year old Arthur Pepper is mourning the loss of his wife, Miriam. One day he finds a charm bracelet that belonged to Miriam. What follows is an adventure that takes Arthur on a quest to find out the truth about the charms and the truth about his wife's life before they married. It will be a life-changing quest. The story follows Arthur as he embarks on several adventures to discover the origins of the charms and what secrets his wife had been keeping. Along the way, he meets several interesting characters and rediscovers himself.
EACH DAY ARTHUR got out of bed at precisely 7:30 a.m. just as he did when his wife, Miriam, was alive. He showered and got dressed in the gray slacks, pale blue shirt and mustard sweater-vest that he ...- #9
Save:Summer at the Comfort Food Cafe by Debbie Johnson is a heartwarming story about Laura, a widow who takes her two children on a summer adventure to Dorset. Laura applies for a job at the Comfort Food Cafe, a unique cafe with quirky but likable characters, which becomes a turning point in their lives. As Laura pours out her heart in an emotional letter to Cherie Moon, the owner of the cafe, she embarks on a journey of healing, love, and new beginnings. The book explores themes of grief, family, friendship, and finding happiness amidst loss.
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Save:In 'His Best Friend's Baby' by Molly O'Keefe, the story revolves around the intertwined lives of Julia, Jesse, and Mitch in a small desert town. The plot delves into the complexities of relationships, guilt, and trust, as Julia navigates her feelings towards her deceased husband Mitch, her son Ben, and her growing affection for Jesse. Secrets from the past, conflicting emotions, and the burden of guilt create a compelling narrative that keeps readers engaged until the final revelation of the truth behind the deaths of Jesse's friends in Iraq. O'Keefe's writing style skillfully weaves together multiple plot lines, focusing on character development and emotional depth to draw readers into the lives of Julia and Jesse, two charismatic protagonists with a shared history and a complex relationship.
Billy looked stunned, no doubt used to a friendlier sort of drinker in this crappy sports bar. “Yeah, ah, sure. I’ll be down here if you need me.” Billy backed toward the other end of the bar where tw...
