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After her father's death, 25-year old Helen Miller needs a fresh start. She finds a job that takes her to Paris. But when her charming new boss, the rich 45-year old Jake Klein, begins dating her, Helen can't resist falling for him despite the age difference. Shortly after a fairytale wedding, Helen discovers disturbing news about her husband's past. Feeling homesick, dealing with a difficult pregnancy and her troubled marriage lead Helen to return to DC. She tries to start a new life with Jake and their daughter Daisy, but finds it impossible to ignore Jake's infidelity. She divorces him not knowing she cannot escape Jake's manipulative actions. Daisy's illness and an inexplicable turn of events force Helen to ignore Jake and concentrate only on her daughter's happiness, not knowing that a new love is waiting for her in an unexpected place.

After her father's death, 25-year old Helen Miller needs a fresh start. She finds a job that takes her to Paris. But when her charming new boss, the rich 45-year old Jake Klein, begins dating her, Helen can't resist falling for him despite the age difference. Shortly after a fairytale wedding, Helen discovers disturbing news about her husband's past. Feeling homesick, dealing with a difficult pregnancy and her troubled marriage lead Helen to return to DC. She tries to start a new life with Jake and their daughter Daisy, but finds it impossible to ignore Jake's infidelity. She divorces him not knowing she cannot escape Jake's manipulative actions. Daisy's illness and an inexplicable turn of events force Helen to ignore Jake and concentrate only on her daughter's happiness, not knowing that a new love is waiting for her in an unexpected place.

Life is Good portrays loss, pain and other life-trauma events with a clear, strong voice. Powell's verse cuts through the veneer and goes straight to the aching heart, yearning at once for healing and redemption. This is a book for those who despite their loss, still want to live and discover the unknown destiny. __Mike Maggio, Vice-President, Poetry Society of Virginia and author of Garden of Rain.Life is Goodis Farin Powell's poignant emotional and psychological account of death of a loved one and the future challenges. These deep and touching poems are a welcome collection grounded in the affirmation that life goes on even as the pain goes on. __Barry D. Amis, author of Mere Being.Life is Good is a moving journey through love and loss, punctuated with glances at people and places along the way. __Sally Zakaria, author of The Unknowable Mystery of Other People.LIFE IS GOOD - A Book of PoetryLife is Good is a collection of sixty poems divided into four sections. At the beginning, the speaker describes the pain and grief associated with death of a loved one. Although she realizes that life goes on, she sometime feels she has no place to go. Finally, she pays attention to what's going on around her and the lives of others.Throughout the collection, every now and then, the speaker wonders about the role of God shaping her destiny. Despite the title of each section, every poem tells a story, describes a feeling or reveals an experience.

Life is Good portrays loss, pain and other life-trauma events with a clear, strong voice. Powell's verse cuts through the veneer and goes straight to the aching heart, yearning at once for healing and redemption. This is a book for those who despite their loss, still want to live and discover the unknown destiny. __Mike Maggio, Vice-President, Poetry Society of Virginia and author of Garden of Rain.Life is Goodis Farin Powell's poignant emotional and psychological account of death of a loved one and the future challenges. These deep and touching poems are a welcome collection grounded in the affirmation that life goes on even as the pain goes on. __Barry D. Amis, author of Mere Being.Life is Good is a moving journey through love and loss, punctuated with glances at people and places along the way. __Sally Zakaria, author of The Unknowable Mystery of Other People.LIFE IS GOOD - A Book of PoetryLife is Good is a collection of sixty poems divided into four sections. At the beginning, the speaker describes the pain and grief associated with death of a loved one. Although she realizes that life goes on, she sometime feels she has no place to go. Finally, she pays attention to what's going on around her and the lives of others.Throughout the collection, every now and then, the speaker wonders about the role of God shaping her destiny. Despite the title of each section, every poem tells a story, describes a feeling or reveals an experience.