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by amandadeitzbooks Post 1 of 2 May 15, 1971. We were on holiday in Toronto when Thomas received word that Danny and Marie Bennett were killed in a car accident. The entire situation is horrid, especially for their only daughter, Melanie, who is still just a young girl. It is hard to imagine she has been left with no family to see her through to adulthood. Thomas is beside himself. I don’t even think he was this upset when his parents passed away. He insisted the four of us get back to Saskatoon immediately. I didn’t understand the urgency when the funeral
by amandadeitzbooks This book series has been with me for a very long time. The first time I wrote about Madeline was in 2000 — that is 19 years with this character swirling in my head. In that time, I have grown up with her, I have created the entire world she lives in. I have been the mastermind behind her triumphs and failures. She has become a great pleasure in my life. In 2007, I was living a very busy life as a published author and I loved every minute of it. This photo was taken with me and the awesome
by amandadeitzbooks July 2, 1980 Jade graduated high school last week. My girls are grown. I am just shy of my 50th birthday and I feel like a new chapter of my life is about to start. I have decided that chapter will not include Thomas. When Thomas is in the proper mood, he is a great husband, and he can shine a light so warm and inviting that you will feel like the most special woman in the world. But then the shadow comes, and after 24 years of marriage I have learned it always comes. It is cold and lonely
by amandadeitzbooks Starting my Saturday with a conference on balancing writing with life. Thank you to the Saskatchewan Writer’s Guild for hosting this interesting topic
by amandadeitzbooks Volume I is all edited and ready for the beta readers. Because this series is being re-released after extensive editing, I have enlisted 6 people: 3 who have read LTL before and 3 who have not. I am so excited to see this process through to fruition.
by amandadeitzbooks Post 2 of 2 I will never forget the words I said to her. And I will never forget the look on her face as she received them. I suppose I should be ashamed I went to her in the first place but I'm not. I do not want to share my children with another woman. And the only person inside this entire mess who would understand that is her. And I was right. There are so many times I think of the day Thomas tried to call off our engagement and how I thought I knew better. I have
by amandadeitzbooks Post 2 of 2 Before I could, he apologized for taking off and explained everything to me. He said he went to Danny and Marie’s to spend time with Kate. He made sure I understood that nothing happened between them but they were all very close at one time—him, Kate, Danny, and Marie—and he felt he had an obligation to them and to her to show up. He opened up to me about how important Marie was to him, calling her the sister he never had. And how he had one of the most supportive friendships of his life in
by amandadeitzbooks Part 1 of 2 August 30, 1965. My mother’s plan backfired. It would appear that all this summer has done for my husband is convinced him he is married to the wrong woman. He wants a divorce. I could tell by his tone and disposition that there was no sense arguing with him. He is Thomas Montgomery, and he wants what he wants when he wants it. And he wants her. To hell with me, our marriage, and the life we have built together. I sat in silence while he rambled off how he would make sure I was taken

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