By Julie N Ford
The Woman He Married
Women’s Fiction
A story about marriage, family, and the silver lining that holds it all together. Josie, once an aspiring young attorney, is now a stay-at-home mom struggling with personal demons. Her marriage starts to unravel when a bracelet that should have been hers appears on another woman’s wrist. Meanwhile, an ex-lover re-enters her life, offering her lost dreams. Josie must choose between the man she married and the one she let get away. John has always known what he wanted: a successful career, a large family, and a role in public service. However, a tragic mistake threatens everything he’s worked for, leaving him certain of one thing—he can’t lose the woman he married.
Best Selling Author
Julie N Ford
Julie Ford graduated from San Diego State University with a degree in Political Science and a minor in English Literature. She later earned a Master’s Degree in Social Work from the University of Alabama. Julie has worked in various roles, including teaching and psychotherapy. She enjoys spending her spare time riding her mountain bike, practicing yoga, and reading books by her favorite authors.
My Books
No Holly For Christmas
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Count Down to Love
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Replacing Gentry
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Home Matters
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I was very surprised that I enjoyed this story. I’ve bought some books similar to this topic and they fell flat for me.
– Amazon Review
I had such a hard time putting this down every time RL caught up with me and I had to do things around the house.
– Good Reads
There are many parts I do like of the book … John having to explain to his kids what… he was, fantastically done.