Review
bread alone is an uplifting tale of a women taking charge of her own life. --family circle
Book Description
27-copy dumpbin and header; book proofs; poster; sales presenter; consumer advertising
Product Description
What does a trophy wife do when, out of the blue, she is told that her services are no longer required? Thirty-one-year-old Wyn loves her husband David very much - but he no longer wants her. With her marriage in ruins, Wyn leaves behind her old life but has no idea what she is going to do now. So she finds somewhere to live, gets a job baking bread on the night shift, and then she waits . . . But what begins as simply going through the motions - clocking on, working all night, and sleeping the day away - soon becomes something very different. Wyn's new life offers more than she ever expected, as her future echoes a past she had all but forgotten . . .
About the Author
Judi Hendricks has been a journalist, a baker, and has worked in PR. She now writes full time. She lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico,with her husband.
