Together Again by Susan Warner

Together Again by Susan Warner

She had to find herself

He loved her enough to wait.

Melinda Tavers has moved up the corporate ladder and now the opportunity for her to become VP is at hand. It's been 3 years ago she divorced a man everyone thought was perfect, Calvin Matthews.

She felt lost in his shadow. Now, she has grown her self-confidence, and her career. She can stand on her own. The final piece to her journey will be to make VP. She only has one more test. She has to be an onboard mentor to a new employee

Calvin Mathews has everything but his ex wife. 3 yrs ago he let her go so she could find herself. Now that she is a respected and sought after Professional, he wants his wife back. To get her he's got a plan.

He didn't become a successful CEO in business by waiting for things to happen. He's going to make an opportunity. To get Melinda back he's willing to do whatever it takes.

Can two people let go of past hurts and embrace a once in a lifetime love?

Susan Warner (1819-1885) was an American writer of multiple genres including religious fiction. She was born in New York City but grew up in a farmhouse after her father lost their family's fortune. She began writing to generate income, starting with her first novel, The Wide, Wide World. After it was published in 1850, Warner's career began to flourish with the addition of Queechy (1852) and The Hills of the Shatemuc (1856). She became known for her vivid descriptions of American life with faith-based themes.