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JOAN

JOAN

Put On A Happy Face
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Where am I? Why am I here? Joan's mind was filled with a myriad of questions, but why couldn't she hear her voice?
An immortal who’s lost her memory must revisit her past life to find her missing son. But when she uncovers the truth behind his disappearance, she may discover those closest to her are not what they seem. It’s 1979 England. Joan has woken up in hospital her family gone. Staring into the mirror she sees minute lines around her eyes, the only hint of her 400 years wandering this earth. As she squints at her reflection she remembers a sharp blow to her head… then nothing. Now that she’s awake, Joan must face the nightmares of her past, including a search for her missing son. As she lives through 400 years of history, however, the answers she finds may lead to heartache. Can Joan reunite with her family, or will the mystery she uncovers destroy her future? 'Joan - Put on a happy face' is a fascinating tale that is a mix of history and fiction. Follow Joan on her path through the centuries with her dysfunctional family and friends. Enjoy the interesting mix of plot points that covers everything from the naivety of first exciting love, to an in-depth study of marital issues and the strength of character to rise above it.

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Carol Mottershead
Carol Mottershead
5

WOW! Your book is a tour de force. The research that you must have done to cover such a huge amount of years is amazing - I loved this book, you are a natural born storyteller. Congratulations!
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