J. L. Clarke

Words Unspoken (The Words Trilogy) (Volume 1) J. L. Clarke

Words Unspoken begins with an angry and combative, yet heartfelt character, Jane O'Connor. She has been married to her husband Sam for seven glorious years, but their romance is at an irreconcilable halt. They haven't been intimate in months. Jane's frustrated. Sam's frustrated. And all they've managed to do is take their frustration out on each other. They've been fighting because Jane has a horrible secret. A secret she has kept hidden from those she loves. Although Sam knows her secret, it's the stimulus of their impending separation. Samantha O'Connor is Jane's sister-in-law. She is a twenty-four year old, ambitious law student, with love problems of her own. She has no idea what's going on between her brother, Sam, and his wife, Jane. She's too preoccupied with planning her mother's fiftieth birthday party, and unexpectedly reconnects with her first love. Amy Watson used to be a successful artist. Amy Watson used to be an inspirational art professor. Her students used to love and admire her. Now, her students are filing complaints with the Dean of Admissions. Her life is on a downward spiral and she has no idea how to turn her life around. And worst of all, she has been hearing voices ever since her husband passed away. These three women lives merge unexpectedly; and it turns out they have more in common than they think.