PLYMOUTH, Ohio, Nov. 19, 2002 (PRIMEZONE) -- What would you do if you find out that your seemingly perfect marriage turns out to be a cruel joke? Author Dee Ora Lee writes an extraordinary tale of a failed marriage haunted by secrets, accidents, mystery, romance and how two people separated by fate fight the odds to give their love another chance in her novel, "Just for the Summer" (now available through 1stBooks Library).
Barely at the peak of their honeymoon, newlyweds Donovan and Deora are forced to return home upon hearing of the sudden death of Donovan's father. Shortly after returning home, Deora overhears a conversation that reveals a long-hidden deception that completely shatters her idyllic world. Determined to go on with her life, she flees from her husband when he is called away on a business trip, taking her secrets with her.
What follows is a thrilling confrontation between Donovan and Deora, when, after five years, they come face-to-face again in an unexpected time and place. Now that they have their own lives, will they fight for the love that they once had for each other or will they let their past sabotage their love again?
A heartwarming mystery and romance novel, "Just for the Summer" takes the readers into different journeys towards finding, losing and rediscovering true love. The book is an engaging page-turner from start to finish, with the author's true-to-life plots and twists and seamless story-telling.
After graduating with honors from Crestline High School, Dee Ora Lee Weinlander attended and went on to finish a degree in secretarial science at Mansfield Business College. In 1966, she married her high school sweetheart, Paul Richard Newcome, with whom she had one daughter. She currently lives in Plymouth, Ohio, where she spends time with her grandchildren and her dogs. She is deeply into crocheting and knitting, weaving yarns and threads as expertly and seamlessly as she has weaved words in "Just for the Summer," her first novel.
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