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Cowboys, castles, and shiftersβ€”this month has it all.

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Some promises cost you the one you love.


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From Himalayan stargazing to the London Blitzβ€”one love endures.

The Year I Lost My Mind by Linda Rettstatt

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The Year I Lost My Mind, May 2008
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The Year I Lost My Mind, May 2008
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Pieces, January 2008
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Pieces, January 2008
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And the Truth Will Set You Free, July 2007
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And the Truth Will Set You Free, July 2007
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THE YEAR I LOST MY MIND
By: Linda Rettstatt

Wings ePress
May 2008
On Sale: May 1, 2008
Featuring: Beth Rutledge; David Rutledge
224 pages
ISBN: 1597057894
EAN: 9781597057899
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Women's Fiction Contemporary

On her fiftieth birthday, realizing she is not content with her life, Beth Rutledge makes a decision that tests the strength of her marriage, confronts the strained relationship with her mother, and forces her to spend time with the one person she knows the leastβ€”herself.

My name is Beth Rutledge. Today is my birthday. I am fifty- one years old. My mother will tell you I have been having a midlife crisis. My best friend will tell you I am courageous. My husband will tell you that, on my last birthday and for just a little while, I lost my mind.

I will tell you this: Sometimes you have to lose something in order to reclaim it. Sometimes you have to trust the love that holds the seams of your life together and stretch it to a new limit. Sometimes you just have to lose your mind… and follow your heart.

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