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Too Much of a Good Thing
By: J. J. MurrayImprint: Kensington
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When recently widowed Joe Murphy "meets" Shawna Mitchell in an online forum, all he's seeking is advice on keeping his home and his family together. Shawna's compassionate e-mails become his lifeline, and as months pass their correspondence grows deep and warm. Discovering that Shawna lives only blocks away. . .well, it feels like more than luck. It feels a lot like hope.
With three children to raise, Shawna has no interest in getting close to another man, let alone one who's got three kids of his own. And the fact that Joe's white can only complicate matters more. But now, as they navigate family dates and vacations and their own doubts and fears, Joe and Shawna find themselves moving toward a future that's bright, new, and totally unexpected. . .
Praise for the novels of J.J. Murray
"Hilarious. . .Murray's dialog sparkles and the characters are witty and fun." -- Booklist on She's The One
"Thoughtful and well done." -- Library Journal on Original Love
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| Title of eBook: Too Much of a Good Thing | |
| Release Date: 02-07-2012 | |
| Publisher: Kensington |
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| Parent title | Too Much of a Good Thing |
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| SKU | 9780758239938 |
| File size | 2569 |
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Too Much of a Good Thing
Chapter One
Joe Murphy
Aimless, Breathless, and Clueless: Widowed Father of Three Needs Prayer!
I hope you can help me. My wife (38) passed in August (breast cancer), leaving me with two boys (13 and 16) and a girl (17). As the sole breadwinner, I was rarely home before six, and my wife did everything else. Sad to say, but I appreciate her more now than when she was alive.
Our house is a wreck, and the kids hate each other and me. While my church has been wonderful in helping us, the closest family I have to help us out are in Canada. I'm not sleeping, not eating, and not recovering.
Will you pray for us?
Joe
Chapter Two
Shawna Mitchell
I help folks as much as I can by replying to their posts at LivingWithDeath.com, a site for the grieving, but there are so many needy people at that site. I had my own grief to deal with, my own husband, Rodney, dying eight years ago from colon cancer when he was only forty. But as soon as I started posting my own coping techniques, all learned on the job as the widowed mother of two girls and a boy, I started to heal.
"Give and it will be given to you," the Bible tells us, and it's true. The more help I give, the more healing I receive.
I check out the newest posts every morning while the kids get ready for school, and Joe's post stops me today. "Father of Three"-a single parent of three like me, and their ages are close to my kids' ages-girls eight and seventeen, boy fifteen. Joe says he is not necessarily in need of "help"-he's in need of "prayer." That really
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