The Life of Lucy Series by Alysia D. Evans

What do you do when life has got on top of you? When you need to find yourself? Lucy decided the answer was to disappear into another world. Expand her knowledge, observe life in a different culture, meet new people. That's what she expected from her exciting holiday in Botswana. But when she met her tour guide, Jaz, Lucy was about to learn a whole lot more about herself. And considering what was happening back at home, her holiday became a life-changing event.

A lesbian romanceIt had only taken Lucy two weeks to fall in love with Jaz. She had shown Lucy what love truly was and saved her from an abusive husband. But living away from her home town is making Lucy feel insecure. She needs more of Jaz’s time and attention to help her find a way through her new life.But Jaz is merrily enjoying her days, busy working, helping out her family and coming home to the love of her life... moreA lesbian romanceIt had only taken Lucy two weeks to fall in love with Jaz. She had shown Lucy what love truly was and saved her from an abusive husband. But living away from her home town is making Lucy feel insecure. She needs more of Jaz’s time and attention to help her find a way through her new life.But Jaz is merrily enjoying her days, busy working, helping out her family and coming home to the love of her life. Jaz doesn’t realise that she and Lucy have problems, and through her actions is repeatedly letting Lucy down. Causing their relationship to fall from wonder to despair.Will the two of them be able to reconcile and re-align their lives to take on the challenges the future may bring. less

ASIN moved from less recent editionLucy fell in love, and survived a potential break-up with Jaz. Now she is on the verge of marrying the woman who invited her into her family, and freed her from a vindictive husband. The only event which could improve Lucy’s life is locating her daughter, who was adopted from her at birth. If she could apologise, and ensure her daughter had a safe, content life, Lucy could move on and live her own life in peace.