By Suzanne M. Hurley

Zoey Avery thinks she is happy, until wedding thoughts infiltrate her marriage-phobic mind. Complications explode when she realizes the groom in her dreams is not her current boyfriend, but a man she hasn’t seen in thirteen years. Confused, she sets out on a journey to uncover the truth of her heart's desires.

What They Are Saying About Wings of the Past

In her new novel, Wings of the Past, Ms. Hurley delves deep into the heart of Zoey Avery, making her come alive with realistically written dialogue and emotions that every woman can relate to. I always feel that I know Ms. Hurley’s heroines well, as she is a master at creating believable, sympathetic young women and telling their stories in an engrossing and heartwarming manner. In fact, all of her characters shine, including the requisite Hurley dog, Moxie.

Will she overcome the ghosts of the past in time to save her “happily ever after” future?  Ms. Hurley provides the answers to these questions in a novel that will stay in your mind long after you read ‘The End’.

Dorothy Bodoin

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Suzanne M. Hurley delves into the fragmented emotions of Ms. Zoey Avery, Vice Principal of Maitland High School, whose counseling skills aren’t helping her solve her own muddled problems. Why are the men in her life no longer making sense? Love and Grief get scrambled in her mind and Zoey takes time for herself to straighten out her life’s puzzle. This is definitely a worthwhile read of self-discovery.

JoEllen Conger

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Have you ever had to make a decision whether to sort out your past traumas or just leave them buried?  Twenty-eight year old Zoey Avery reached that point in her life when events that rocked her as a teenager surfaced all over again, wreaking havoc and bringing confusion and uncertainty. Devastated, she runs away to a cottage to figure things out and with the help of good friends and a comical dog named Moxie, she finally discovers her heart’s desire. Hurley’s Wings of the Past is a great beach read that I highly recommend.

Peter Hurley – author of Beyond the Rain

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