Three things cannot be long hidden:
the sun, the moon and the truth.
–Buddha

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About Undone
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After 24 years of marriage, beautiful children, 2 dogs, a sailboat, vacation property, and plans for retirement, Julie's life is undone in a moment. While blindsided by deceit and betrayal, calculated, covert plans explode around her like a minefield, obliterating parts of her life. Everything becomes a terribly unfamiliar landscape.
With little time to decide about an upcoming family trip to Europe, Julie discovers who shows up in her marriage, how she’ll navigate unloving, and how to piece a heart back together.
As Julie and her children journey through the rolling hills of Ireland, misty highlands of Scotland, and urban streets of London, clarity emerges. Worlds of deceit and betrayal rightfully collide while reality lifts Julie and her family to unimaginable heights of joy, peace, and confidence, reformatting life and family along the way. Together, new visions about real relationships, real love, and real life are forged.
About RaeAnn
RaeAnn has written and loved language for as long as she can remember. She currently writes creative nonfiction and is working on her first fictional novel. RaeAnn holds a BScN from the University of Saskatchewan, a MA from Royal Roads University and loved her career spanning almost 40 years in healthcare and nursing education. She is a creator and co-host of the podcast, Calling All Nurses. RaeAnn is mom to her adult children, human to her pups, and an adventure traveler. She lives on Vancouver Island, BC.

Gallery
Here are a few meaningful photos of my UK travels where the inspiration for my novel began.
Latest Blog Posts & Essays
Disclaimer to all my friends reading right now believing this title has something to do with a romantic life I’ve kept from you this summer. Not. No clandestine, torrid affair consuming all my time. It was family love. Every senior is one fall away from disaster. Or perhaps it’s all of us. At age 88, my dear old dad still had his car and enjoyed…
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