Finding Worth |
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| Author:
| Tichi, Georgiana |
| Series title: | The Finding Ser. |
| ISBN: | 978-1-5335-2843-8 |
| Publication Date: | Jun 2016 |
| Publisher: | CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
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| Book Format: | Paperback |
| List Price: | USD $15.99 |
Book Description:
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Airis Cline didn't start out life thinking that she was going to lose it. Go bonkers, disconnect from reality; go crazy. Call it what you want; it's exactly what she did. When life got to be too much, when her family was falling apart, she made the decision to hold them up and keep them steady and then she went crazy. Using that crazy she built a life of lies that no one saw through, until they did. Now a few years older, a little bit wiser and a lot less crazy, Airis is back on track...
More DescriptionAiris Cline didn't start out life thinking that she was going to lose it. Go bonkers, disconnect from reality; go crazy. Call it what you want; it's exactly what she did. When life got to be too much, when her family was falling apart, she made the decision to hold them up and keep them steady and then she went crazy. Using that crazy she built a life of lies that no one saw through, until they did. Now a few years older, a little bit wiser and a lot less crazy, Airis is back on track to living her life. She's got a job she enjoys, a best friend who's got her back and a family that loves her. She finally feels like she is in a place she can be happy with, like she's done doing penance for her poor choices and the lies she told. The trusts she broke.Life isn't done with her though. One more wrench thrown into her carefully rebuilt life sends her scrambling. Desperate not to fall back into old habits she relies on her family and friends for help. Feeling like she's living in a cheap dime store romance novel she isn't expecting life to hand her a new foundation in the sexy, stubborn form of a lawyer.Owen Williams knows that Airis is doing her best. He has watched her fighting to hold her head high in a situation where it should be impossible to do so. What he doesn't see is someone willing to stand next to her and support her, remind her that she is worthy and that sometimes that wrench that sends you scrambling is actually a hand to hold. He has his work cut out for him though, Airis may not be crazy, but she has no real self-worth. Owen thinks he's just what Airis needs; but can he really help her realize that she is worthy of someone to love and trust and rely on? That she's worth fighting for; even if she's the one he's fighting? Or is he fighting a losing battle?