Isbn: 9798192799147 - the truth i should have heard: a marriage betrayal and infidelity story of love, lies, trust, and finding the strength to choose yourself (5 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - She was warned before she said 'I do.'Elena Carter thought she knew the man she was about to marry. Adrian Blake was everything she had ever wanted-charming, loving, dependable, and completely devoted to her. With her wedding only days away, Elena was certain she had found the person she could trust with her heart and her future.Then her cousin's brother, Noah, gave her a warning that changed everything.'Adrian is seeing another woman.'Elena refused to believe him.She accused Noah of being jealous. She defended Adrian. She chose the man she loved over the warning from someone who had always tried to protect her. Three days later, Elena walked down the aisle, convinced that Noah had been wrong.For the next eighteen months, she built the life she thought she had always wanted.Until one name appeared on Adrian's phone.Claire Bennett.What begins as a small suspicion quickly becomes a devastating discovery. Hidden messages, secret meetings, and carefully constructed lies force Elena to confront a truth she never wanted to believe: the husband she trusted has been living a life she knew nothing about.But the affair isn't the only thing that breaks her.It's remembering Noah.Remembering his warning.Remembering how confidently she had told him, 'You're wrong.'Now Elena must face the most painful question of all: What hurts more-the betrayal itself, or knowing someone tried to save you before you ever walked into it As her marriage falls apart, Elena must decide whether love can survive the truth, whether forgiveness is possible without forgetting, and whether a broken marriage can ever become something new.But above everything else, she must learn the lesson she should have understood from the beginning: Trusting someone does not mean losing yourself.The Truth I Should Have Heard is an emotional women's fiction novel about marriage, husband betrayal, infidelity, secrets, broken trust, forgiveness, emotional healing, and finding the strength to choose yourself.Some warnings arrive too early to understand.Some truths arrive too late to prevent the pain.And sometimes, the person you need to save isn't your marriage-it's yourself.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. She was warned before she said "I do."Elena Carter thought she knew the man she was about to marry. Adrian Blake was everything she had ever wanted-charming, loving, dependable, and completely devoted to her. With her wedding only days away, Elena was certain she had found the person she could trust with her heart and her future.Then her cousin's brother, Noah, gave her a warning that changed everything."Adrian is seeing another woman."Elena refused to believe him.She accused Noah of being jealous. She defended Adrian. She chose the man she loved over the warning from someone who had always tried to protect her. Three days later, Elena walked down the aisle, convinced that Noah had been wrong.For the next eighteen months, she built the life she thought she had always wanted.Until one name appeared on Adrian's phone.Claire Bennett.What begins as a small suspicion quickly becomes a devastating discovery. Hidden messages, secret meetings, and carefully constructed lies force Elena to confront a truth she never wanted to believe: the husband she trusted has been living a life she knew nothing about.But the affair isn't the only thing that breaks her.It's remembering Noah.Remembering his warning.Remembering how confidently she had told him, "You're wrong."Now Elena must face the most painful question of all: What hurts more-the betrayal itself, or knowing someone tried to save you before you ever walked into it?As her marriage falls apart, Elena must decide whether love can survive the truth, whether forgiveness is possible without forgetting, and whether a broken marriage can ever become something new.But above everything else, she must learn the lesson she should have understood from the beginning: Trusting someone does not mean losing yourself.The Truth I Should Have Heard is an emotional women's fiction novel about marriage, husband betrayal, infidelity, secrets, broken trust, forgiveness, emotional healing, and finding the strength to choose yourself.Some warnings arrive too early to understand.Some truths arrive too late to prevent the pain.And sometimes, the person you need to save isn't your marriage-it's yourself. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…