Forever Maude
The Dear Maude Trilogy, Book 3
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Narrated by:
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Daniela Acitelli
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By:
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Denise Liebig
About this listen
The finale of the Dear Maude Trilogy.
Can Emily ever go back to her own time?
Find out how this unforgettable time travel adventure ends.
Heartbroken, carrying a bag of antique coins and the heavy burden of her aunt's untimely death, Emily leaves the world of time travel and her beloved husband, Dell, behind.
It doesn't take long for her youth, beauty, and valuable coins to assist her in finding a new life in the Italian nightclub scene of the 1980s.
Regardless of which time she is occupying, however, Emily cannot escape her past or forgive herself for the lives she ruined. So when that past finds her, Emily must choose between her new life and an uncertain future with the loved ones she abandoned.
And that's the easy part. After reunions and parallel lives once again pull at Emily's heartstrings, a new romance and all its problems might be her only hope for a normal life - the one she had before becoming a time traveler.
But can she ever go home?
Or is her lone outlet found within the pages of a new journal - a safe haven of sorts - inspired by a woman who never changes, a woman who remains forever Maude?
Forever Maude is the finale of the Dear Maude Trilogy. The first two, Dear Maude and For the Love of Maude, follow the journey of college graduate Emily Stanton in her unconventional first job. Thrust into the mysterious world of time travel, Emily learns to survive by baring her soul and secrets within the pages of a journal addressed to her great-great-aunt Maude and by losing her heart in a romance that knows no boundaries, including time.
©2017 Denise Liebig (P)2022 Denise Liebig