Overview


Marlena could never have imagined that her childhood memories could hold the key to salvation for a person of interest in a murder. After working hard and raising a blended family of five with her loving husband Evan, life is going well. Without warning, a figure from her past appears to enlist her help with an old murder investigation. It will take Marlena's deepest emotional and personal strengths to face this new chapter. This new path is unexpected, but the outcome will be forced to come together by the Ides of March.
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Description


Marlena and Evan got a second chance in life when they collided by chance seventeen years ago. As a crisis center manager, her personal history of emotional and traumatic experiences makes her resilient and grateful for her present life and family. Now, as she believes her own demons were dealt with long ago, or have at least been well-managed, she helps others face their own pain and struggles. Without warning, a figure from her past appears to enlist her help with an old murder investigation. It will take Marlena's deepest emotional and personal strengths to face this new chapter, which brings intense emotions and deeply buried memories to the surface. It will all come together, one way or the other, by the Ides of March.
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About The Author


Lillian Rose has practiced as a school psychologist in North Carolina and Maryland for three decades. She has a Master of the Arts in School Psychology from Towson University and a Certificate of Advanced Study in Psychology from Loyola University Maryland. "The Ides of March" culminated from intrigue created by observations of the human condition. It is the author's hope that the story is an opportunity for one's personal reflections about life, a realization that tomorrow is promised to no one, and the comfort that embracing one's journey can be part of healing.
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Book details

  • Genre:fiction
  • Sub-genre:Psychological
  • Language:English
  • Pages:312
  • eBook ISBN:9781667851761
  • Paperback ISBN:9781667851754