This collection by author Julie C Gardner, are touching stories of hope and friendship, laced with unpredictable twists! These novels tell the story of two women and a friendship torn by lies and betrayal. Fans of women’s fiction author Kristin Hannah will enjoy the multi-faceted characters and the depth of the story that binds them together.
Letters for Scarlet: A Novel
by Julie C. Gardner
Genre: Literature & Fiction | Family Life
What would you do if you received a letter from your past self?
Twenty-eight-year old Corie Harper embarks on an emotional journey after receiving a graduation letter she forgot she wrote. Although she spent a decade trying to hide her secrets, each page reminds her of the friendship she lost with her best friend, Scarlet, when her now-husband, Tucker, got between them.
Fiery Scarlet, who hasn’t seen Corie since, has blazed her own path and left her past far behind. Or so she thinks. Pregnant with a baby she’s scared to have, Scarlet must decide if she wants to continue down her lonely path or find the courage to mend her broken friendship.
An uplifting story about the strength of the human spirit and the power of forgiveness.
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Guest List: A Novella
by Julie C. Gardner
Genre: Literature & Fiction | Family Life
Some days she kept the memories buried, but other mornings fragments rushed to the surface. That throbbing behind her eyes. The taste of salt and Corie’s jagged sobs. In all of Scarlet’s recollections, Corie Harper was sobbing.
Former best friends Corie and Scarlet haven’t seen each other since tragedy shattered their friendship and lives a decade ago. With their ten-year high school reunion looming, memories resurface and remind them of everything they lost.
Will Corie and Scarlet have the strength to face each other and repair their relationship? Or has time and heartbreak destroyed the bond forever?
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Running with Pencils
by Julie C. Gardner
Genre: Biographies & Memoirs
A month before my fortieth birthday, under the influence of inspiration (not to mention half a pitcher of margaritas), I concocted a specific plan — one that offered an obvious starting line, a concrete ending and clearly digestible nuggets of achievement along the way. For the next five months I’d train for a race. Not just any race.
A midlife marathon.
While I convinced my forty-year-old legs they could run more than three miles at a time, I would also write a memoir chronicling tales of gladness and woe. Twenty weeks of running. Twenty weeks of writing. All I needed was a new pair of shoes, a couple of notebooks and a handful of pencils, and by springtime, I’d be ticking two big items off my bucket list: completing a marathon and a book. What could be simpler?
A vignette from the author of Letters for Scarlet and Guest List.
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