The In Every Life

<p><strong>A perfect tale of 'what if.' Frey broke my heart into a million pieces then tenderly put it back together with her deeply moving message that sometimes the truest way we can love someone is by letting them go. -- Kate Robb author of <em>This Spells Love</em></strong></p><p><strong>Devastating thought-provoking and hopeful Rea Frey plays deftly in the tantalizing world of 'what if . . . ' IN EVERY LIFE is a gem! -- Emma Grey author of <em>The Last Love Note</em></strong></p><p><strong>What happens when a husband's dying wish is for his wife to find a new love . . . before he's even gone?</strong></p><p>Harper is living a life she never expected. After a failed attempt at making it as an artist in New York while falling for and losing her first love her dreams crumbled in the span of a week. A decade later Harper is happily living a simpler life as an art teacher in Chattanooga with her beloved new husband Ben.</p><p>When Ben is diagnosed with late-stage cancer their whole world shifts. Despite the bad news Ben comes up with one final wish for his wife: he wants Harper to find a new partner before he dies. When the <em>New York Times</em> sends a journalist to do a feature story about Ben's life Harper comes face to face with Liam Hale the man she fell madly in love with all those years ago and never saw again.</p><p>Suddenly Harper is faced with all of those old what-ifs: </p><p>What if Harper had ended up with Liam instead of Ben?</p><p>What if she'd pursued life as an artist instead of teaching?</p><p>What if it had all turned out differently?</p><p>After making a wish Harper wakes up to find herself in a parallel universe . . . where her what-ifs become a reality.</p><p>Is the grass really greener or is she standing right where she should be--no matter the cost?</p><ul><li>Contemporary women's fiction</li><li>Stand-alone novel</li><li>Book length: 93000 words</li><li>Includes discussion questions for book clubs</li></ul>