The Journal - Deirdre., Just

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Résumé :
The vengeance-seeking daughter.
The woman who suffered in silence.
Secrets old and new-and possibly, love.
All that Brea, daughter of Nancy Bremen, wants is vengeance. She's been dreaming about it ever since she read her mother's journal and found out how much she suffered, always in silence, from abuse that led her into an early grave. Now that she works for the FBI, she can find all the men who did Nancy harm-including Daniel Hellington, Brea's father who never cared for her and her twin brother, Brian-and punish them for their crimes. Or can she?
Something strange is happening to the men who abused her mother. And there are secrets, too-and not just secrets of Nancy Bremen, the girl who never truly recovered after watching her daddy die, and who kept the journal he gave her as her most precious possession. Brian, a military man who is never to be found, and Ivie, their grandmother who raised them, might be hiding something-and Daihmin, Nancy's true love who promised always to be there for them, might have the real solution. But can Brea dare to trust anyone after all the abuse her mother went through, or will her desire for vengeance destroy both her and every hope for love?
A heart-wrenching tale of abuse, secrets and silence, The Journal, Nancy Bremen Story will take you on a journey like no other-a journey that might happen to end at the most unexpected place: love.

Biographie:
just Deirdre was born in New Orleans, Louisiana and grew up in Kansas City. Since then she has moved around a bit, until finally settling in Alabama. She has been in a relationship with her sigificant other for 20 years. Deirdre has 3 adult children, 4 grandchildren, and one granddog who all live in Georgia.
Class of 1981 graduate from FL Schlagle High, Deirdre was a single mother and worked hard to provide for her family. Later in life, at the age of 40, she attended Strayer University where she attained a Masters' Degree in Business Administration.
Deirdre is dedicated to living her best life each day.