Me, Myself, Mother

James is looking for his mother – the one who tried to kill herself, and him, a few weeks after he was born. They were rescued, but she was incarcerated for her own safety. James is married now, with children of his own. His wife is going through cancer therapy, and responsibility for family and home falls on him.
But he thinks often of the mother he lost. Will James find her, or have too many years gone by?

“A whirlwind read – two mothers, their tragic histories intertwined.”
Kat Armstrong
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“A thoroughly engaging and emotional ride – great warmth and understanding.”
Paul Forrester-O’Neill
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“I thought I knew how this story was going to end, but how wrong I was – a thoroughly good read.”
Bryony Doran
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