Return to Summerfield - Lundy, Dianne H.

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Résumé :
The ladies of Summerfield are back with new and exciting stories. Luci Carlito Clark returns to Summerfield after learning her Mr. Perfect might not be as perfect as she believed when she left Summerfield after marrying him twelve years ago. Her return results in confusion, excitement, and danger as she deals with both her husband and a former boyfriend from her high school days. Regenia Whitworth enters Summerfield in a cloud of smoke as her car breaks down and she is introduced to Bart Murphy, a tow truck driver, who turns out to be a friend to a woman in need. Both Regenia and Bart are hiding secrets that will come back to haunt them. Many surprises await both parties as the threads of their stories are unraveled....

Biographie:
Dianne H. Lundy grew up in north Louisiana, establishing her country roots. She was an active 4-H member, winning the Key Club Award in her senior year. She put those skills to use by earning a B. S. degree in vocational home economics from Harding University in Arkansas. She taught for thirty-three years in Louisiana schools, later obtaining two graduate degrees and being named to Who's Who Among American Teachers five times. She met her husband, Richard, on the ham radio. They married and had one son, Jonathan, who is now married with three young daughters. After retiring, she devotes her time to writing, cooking, gardening, and teaching English online with the World English Institute. Her first book was her autobiography, The Girl from Nip 'n' Tuck, Part I....

Sommaire:
DIANNE H. LUNDY earned a B. S. degree from Harding University in Searcy, Arkansas. She later obtained two graduate degrees from ULM and NSU. She met her husband, Richard, on the ham radio while carpooling with another ham radio operator. They married and had one son, Jonathan, who is now married with three young daughters, affectionately known as the A-Team. She devoted her life to teaching for 33 years. She was named to Who's Who Among American Teachers five times and was named a Special Daughter of the State of Louisiana and an Ambassador of Good Will for the state by Gov. John Bel Edwards in 2019....