Closure
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Tara just wants to be loved. But life makes other plans. Will she take another chance on her first love or realize that self-esteem comes from within?
Looking back, Tara Carter wonders if what followed her first kiss was a warning of things to come. At the young age of ten, her heart broke when her best friend Trey moved 1,500 miles away. Crossing paths five years later, the two teens exchange beautiful letters that cement their love. They embark on an idealized relationship, despite trauma and heartbreak on both sides, only to be forced apart shortly after.
Tara enters college and is forced to confront the ugly side of life, losing contact with her first love. As time marches on, she yearns to know what could have been ... until fate presents her with one last opportunity twenty years later. Will she take it?
If you like courageous women, raw emotions, and real-life issues, then you’ll love Tasche Laine’s slice-of-life tale—a moving fictional memoir based on a true story.
關於作者
Tasche Laine was born in Wichita, Kansas, and grew up shuttling back and forth between Portland, Oregon, and Seattle. She left home at eighteen, traveled a bit, and then got a degree in broadcast journalism from Washington State University. After working a series of jobs from reporter to Boeing tour guide, she married, had a daughter, and moved to Southern California, where she became a high school English teacher. In 2017 she moved back to the Northwest to pursue writing and now lives in Vancouver, Washington.
Smart, smooth, and multifaceted, Zura Johnson is a narrator, artist, and Lego enthusiast. Zura began her journey toward the world of storytelling at the age of five, when she memorized the entirety of Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass. She proceeded to recite them in their entirety to her family on a road trip... at which time her exasperated parents enrolled her in theater classes. Zura received her BS in theater performance, with a minor in Russian language and culture from the University of Evansville. She continued on to receive her MFA from The Old Globe Advanced Training Program/University of San Diego. After graduation she signed with her first voice-over agency in NYC, Arcieri & Associates. Shortly after that, she moved to the Philadelphia area, where she continued to perform on stage, and she began to book local and regional voice-over work. Zura's voice-over career took off after her family was transferred to Singapore for her husband's work. She worked with numerous studios in Singapore, recording projects for local and international clients from China to Australia. Some of the highlights for Zura were her extensive work with SAP, recording her first NatGeo documentary for NatGeo Asia. Zura has always been a storyteller. And throughout her training, she has focused a great deal of energy on her vocal work. As she began her journey with books on tape, narrating audiobooks feels like coming home. When Zura is not recording audiobooks, her greatest loves are traveling, making her kids laugh, and pen and ink drawing.
Conner Goff has narrated audiobooks including To Kill a Sorceror by Greg Montrain, Flies: A Short Horror Story by Andrew Lennon, and Road to Nowhere by M. Robinson. He is also codirecting the DimensionBucket Magazine podcast—a horror fiction serial—and writing his own contributions to the realm of speculative fiction.
