The story redefines what makes a home- now avaliable in paperback!
WATERFORD, Mich. - Michimich -- Finding Home by Denise Bruneau is now available in paperback by Zimbell House Publishing.
Dr. Lacey Bartlett understands loss. For years, she has been without a father or mother. Then after her husband divorces her, she buries herself in medical education. Despite her lack of family support, she is determined to have her own family someday. She learns that she has inherited her grandparents' potato farm in Pocatello, Idaho. Lacey takes a leap of faith and moves to the farm and takes a job at a local hospital.
While living in the farmhouse, early childhood memories are triggered, and she discovers secrets about her family. In her new job, Lacey meets the gorgeous Geret Blake. As she lives in the farmhouse, she senses that she has always belonged there. Discoveries in the farmhouse become clues that unlock her family's past. Just when Lacey and Geret become close, an unexpected visitor causes Lacey to question her feelings. Uncertain if she can move past her feelings, she finds clarity from an unexpected source. Finding Home is a story about faith in God, hope for the future, and belief in true love.
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Denise Bruneau is a wife, mom, doctor, and writer. She resides in Kentucky with her husband, Mark, and her three children. She works as an OB Hospitalist, home-schools her youngest daughter, and writes in her spare time. She enjoys delivering babies, writing, reading, nature walks, exercise, and yoga. Her first novel, Lavender Sky, was published in 2018. She loves to write love stories about life that are believable—stories that demonstrate God's love for people. She is a breast cancer survivor and loves the Lord with all of her heart.
Finding Home is now available in hardcover, eBook, and paperback on www.zimbellhousepublishing.com.
Dr. Lacey Bartlett understands loss. For years, she has been without a father or mother. Then after her husband divorces her, she buries herself in medical education. Despite her lack of family support, she is determined to have her own family someday. She learns that she has inherited her grandparents' potato farm in Pocatello, Idaho. Lacey takes a leap of faith and moves to the farm and takes a job at a local hospital.
While living in the farmhouse, early childhood memories are triggered, and she discovers secrets about her family. In her new job, Lacey meets the gorgeous Geret Blake. As she lives in the farmhouse, she senses that she has always belonged there. Discoveries in the farmhouse become clues that unlock her family's past. Just when Lacey and Geret become close, an unexpected visitor causes Lacey to question her feelings. Uncertain if she can move past her feelings, she finds clarity from an unexpected source. Finding Home is a story about faith in God, hope for the future, and belief in true love.
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Denise Bruneau is a wife, mom, doctor, and writer. She resides in Kentucky with her husband, Mark, and her three children. She works as an OB Hospitalist, home-schools her youngest daughter, and writes in her spare time. She enjoys delivering babies, writing, reading, nature walks, exercise, and yoga. Her first novel, Lavender Sky, was published in 2018. She loves to write love stories about life that are believable—stories that demonstrate God's love for people. She is a breast cancer survivor and loves the Lord with all of her heart.
Finding Home is now available in hardcover, eBook, and paperback on www.zimbellhousepublishing.com.
Source: Zimbell House Publishing
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