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    Autumn Colors

    By Dawn Lajeunesse

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    An elderly womans memorial service triggers an avalanche of memories for Kerry Waite. Her tragic history with her first love, Tom, haunts her days and keeps her husband, Charles, at arms length.

    As the memories carry her on a journey back to Tom, shes forced to confront how her mistakes and obsession with the past are eroding her marriage and life in the present. Can Kerry finally let go of her past and love the man whos been standing beside her the whole time?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateMar 23, 2011
    ISBN9781456749194
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    Autumn Colors
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    Dawn Lajeunesse

    Dawn A. Lajeunesse is a Troy, NY native, and a registered nurse with a Masters degree in Health Administration. She has spent her career in various positions in health related settings, most recently with the NYS Department of Health’s AIDS Institute. She’s been writing for over twenty years. Autumn Colors is her first full-length novel. Ms. Lajeunesse is a runner and enjoys active outdoor activities like hiking, canoeing and cross country skiing. She lives in a log home in the Adirondacks in upstate New York with her husband, Dennis and Border Terrier, Nala.

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