You Gave Me Wings by Tinthia Clemant ❄️ FREE eBook ❄️ (Contemporary Romance)

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Does a caterpillar feel pain? Does it scream within its self-imposed prison as it transforms? Or does it embrace the change and accept that suffering is part of the process?

Life in the rural town of New Boston, New Hampshire is closing in on reclusive librarian Isabella Martini. At forty-nine, Isabella has never learned how to let go of the sadness that has shrouded her since the death of her parents, nor the pain of and the pain at the betrayal of her fiancé’s subsequent betrayal. On the brink of yet another isolating decision, this one to live a cloistered life in an adult community, Isabella makes a surprising discovery that changes the course of her life.

Set against the backdrop of the eternal city of Rome, You Gave Me Wings follows Isabella as she embarks on a journey to discover find a way to breathe life into her soul—and break down the walls around her heart.

"Clearly written from the heart, You Gave Me Wings is a story of great sensitivity, understanding, and compassion about personal transformation and the close connection between self-esteem and self-fulfillment." Alyssa Kress, Author of The Home Again Series

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Why do most authors write their bios in the third person? That’s a question for which there is no answer but (sigh) I’ll follow the tradition. T.C.

Tinthia Clemant was born in Medford, Massachusetts, over sixty years ago. In other words, she’s old! As a child she was happy and lived in a loving home with her three siblings and mother and father. She always wrote. From the time she first picked up a pencil, or perhaps it was a crayon, she wrote. Love stories. Happy stories. Stories about love with happy endings. Her first book was self-published. (She stapled several pages together and presented the book to her mother on Mother’s Day. She was seven.)

As the contemporary women’s fiction/romance genre’s newest author, Tinthia fell in love with love stories when she first learned about true love’s first kiss. That did it for her! Unfortunately, she has yet to find that special kiss. Throwing her arms up in defeat, she decided to write about it and live vicariously through her characters.

Tinthia lives on the banks of the Concord River and spends her time teaching science at a local community college, gardening, painting, feeding her multitude of Mallards (follow her natural history blog at: concordriverlady.com), reading, and, of course, writing about true love.