“It was a wonderful experience. The publishing consultant, Jamie, was dynamite! She made the process seamless. Bridget, the author representative, was incredibly informative and laser focused. And Jackie was so efficient with the digital aspect. It took me two years to write this book and my husband, Dennis, researched independent publishing companies during that time. We both have come to realize that Outskirts Press was truly a blessing. Thank you, Outskirts, for your integrity and your enthusiasm for excellence. Great job!”
Jeanine McGee grew up in Levittown, PA. She and her husband, Dennis (who is releasing his first novel, Covered in Delco), reside in Bucks County, PA. They have been married for 8 years and are blessed to have found each other in Sea Isle City, NJ. Jeanine has been teaching for 12 years and currently teaches in Bucks County, PA. She hopes to inspire her students as much as they inspire her. In the summer months, she enjoys endless summer beach days in Sea Isle City, NJ. She fell in love with the town during the summer of ’99 and continues renting summer homes today. It was the passing of her father, Paul J. Raudenbush Jr., in June of 2012, which gave her the inspiration to write her first novel.
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Jane Harper never understood why her husband was taken from her at such an early age. But is anyone ever really ready for death? Jane was not ready to say goodbye that evening in the hospital, knowing that the life she once knew would be gone forever. Day after day, thoughts of Jimmy lingered in her mind. Two years after his passing, Jane finds herself somewhere between hurting and healing. Still living in a house that was once filled with so much love was now empty and cold. All that was left were the memories that hung on the walls and their unfinished to-do list. Jimmy was her best friend and learning how to live without him was the most difficult experience of her life. Being on a family vacation in Sea Isle City, NJ helps Jane realize that you can’t live in the past, but sometimes the past helps you to remember how to live again. Jane reminisces with her family and friends about all of those memorable days and nights. Those endless summer nights are what led her to Jimmy: the best souvenir one could ask for. Jane is torn between holding on to a life that she once knew and searching for a sense of hope within herself. Jane cherishes those memories made with her girlfriends and longs to find the girl that she once was. Making new memories, with new friends along the way, will she find a second chance at happiness?Outskirts Press Review
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