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Painting Over Cracks
Beth Collinsβs life with her attorney husband Danny seems perfect - until a freak car accident kills him and shatters her world. Desperate for a fresh start, Beth quits her job, opens a cafe, and slowly begins to heal. But in the aftermath of her grief, Beth discovers disturbing truths about Danny that force her to wonder if the man sheβs mourning ever existed.
When the life she built on illusion finally falls away, Beth must decide what kind of future she is brave enough to claim.
Donβt miss Lee Bukowskiβs powerful sophomore novel about love, loss, and the courage it takes to choose truth over perfection.
βBukowski leaves no holds barred in this family drama about the double tragedy that sends her heroine, Beth, into an emotional tailspin. If you enjoy novels helmed by an empathetic heroine, a lifelike supporting cast, realistic emotions, and a satisfying ending, this is it.β
β Josie Brown, author of The Housewife Assassinβs Handbook series, on Painting Over Cracks
Want more? Check out Leeβs debut novel:
A Week of Warm Weather
Tessa Cordelia appears to have it all β a loving husband whoβs just opened a dental practice, a beautiful baby girl, a big house in the suburbs, and a large, supportive family. But when her husband's reckless choices resurrect a trauma from her childhood, she must decide which is more costly: keeping his secrets or revealing them. He manipulates Tessa into believing his career and their happiness depend on her silence. She feels like sheβs losing her mind. Is her husband's habit so awful? In many ways, heβs an ideal husband; should she let him have this one thing? Determined to maintain the lie that sheβs living the perfect life, Tess lies to everyone she knowsβexcept for CeCe, a woman new to the area whom sheβs just befriended. But after confiding in her, Tessa learns that CeCe has an explosive secret of her own.
A gripping, nuanced exploration of the havoc addiction can wreak on a family, A Week of Warm Weather is the story of a woman who has to figure out how much she is willing to lose in order to find herself.
βThe true-to-life cast of characters and harrowing storyline kept me in my chair, grinding my teeth, until this heartbreaking family saga reached its conclusion. An engaging, gripping, and thought-provoking debut to be sure.β
β Valerie Taylor, international award-winning author of Whatβs Not Said and Whatβs Not True, on A Week of Warm Weather
About the Author
Lee Bukowski lives in Reading, Pennsylvania. When sheβs not writing, she loves reading, traveling, and trying cocktails with creative names. Lee also hosts The Road Show, a podcast on Facebookβs Bookish Road Trip, where she chats with a panel of authors whose work shares common threads. Sheβs also a self-proclaimed Billy Joel superfan with a live concert count of fifty shows. Her debut, A Week of Warm Weather, was a first place Firebird Award winner in Womenβs Fiction and Literary Fiction. Painting Over Cracks is her second novel.