The Wedding Day (22 page)
Synopsis
Four scorned women, one adulterous man and the price he has to pay for their revenge. Heaven has no rage like love to hatred turned, nor hell a fury like a woman scorned.
"Heaven has no rage like love to hatred turned/ Nor hell a fury like a woman scorned." By William Congreve in The Mourning Bride of 1697.
Shona Morgan is in love with a married man. She finally realises that her married lover, Mark McNamara, is never going to leave his wife for her. Heartbroken, she resolves to break up with him and try to move on with her life.
Jackie Fitzpatrick seems to have it all; a loving husband and two beautiful children. However, she can’t escape the sneaking feeling that there’s more to life and embarks on an illicit affair, but at what cost?
Penelope Garrett has had enough of being treated badly by the men in her life and is determined to seek revenge when her latest boyfriend lets her down.
Rebecca McNamara thinks she has the perfect marriage but when she discovers her husband’s dark secrets her idyllic life comes crashing down around her.
Four scorned women, one adulterous man and the price he has to pay for their revenge. Heaven has no rage like love to hatred turned, nor hell a fury like a woman scorned.
"Heaven has no rage like love to hatred turned/ Nor hell a fury like a woman scorned." By William Congreve in The Mourning Bride of 1697.
Unforgettable Embrace
By Joanne Clancy
Reviews
Top 30 most downloaded book in Contemporary Romance during January 2012.
4 stars ~ Glen ~
A really refreshing writer, very easy to read. I love the little twists that make it hard to put down. I have to say I really enjoyed it, looking forward to the next book
.
4 stars ~ Gigglesilly ~
If you are looking for a great read you do not need to look further. I highly recommend this.
3 stars ~ Margaret Literary Chanteuse ~
Like sharing a cup of tea with a friend. Familiar and heartwarming
.
Synopsis
Unforgettable Embrace is a story of a woman’s journey in self-discovery with many unexpected and often hilarious encounters along the way.
Rachel’s life has become a boring and monotonous routine. Life is just not what she expected it to be, so she decides to make some drastic but exciting changes.
A significant event occurs during a friend’s hen weekend, the seriousness of which wouldn’t be unveiled until later.
Tense moments arise that are suddenly and brutally made to look miniscule compared to the serious events, that unknown to Rachel, have already taken place, in which she is unwittingly but dangerously involved.
My Love
By Joanne Clancy
Synopsis
My Love is a collection of essays and short stories which discuss life and love.
The author gives her thoughts on questions such as can love be measured? How do we define love? How to date when looking for a serious relationship? How to be strong enough to let go of a relationship and move on?
There are stories on how to come to terms with the reality of love, dealing with the death of a loved one and the importance of giving and generosity.
My Love is an insightful and thoughtful book which is drawn from the author’s personal experience and shares helpful tips and advice on dating and finding love.