Jean Copeland (Books)

Jean Copeland Books

Jean Copeland approaches her writing with the dedication cultivated through her teaching career. Her prose delves into complex human relationships and the inner lives of characters, often exploring themes of finding one's voice and resilience in the face of adversity. With a keen eye for detail and a lyrical style, Copeland draws readers into thoughtfully constructed narratives that resonate long after the final page. Her early works hint at a promising literary voice eager to explore the depths of human experience.

One Woman's Treasure

266 pages
10 hours of reading

4.0(50)Add rating

After Daphne accidentally "steals" a family heirloom from Nina's front lawn thinking it's junk left for trash pickup, she learns she's wanted by the police for questioning. Once the dust settles, Daphne and Nina form a friendship inspired by their mutual love for antiquing and a desire for a fresh start in their lives. As they grow closer, their attraction moves way beyond friends. But who will be brave enough to confess her feelings first? Daphne, the self-conscious procrastinator who's working hard to get her new business off the ground, or Nina, the newly-out mom whose priority is creating a stable life for her son? Before they can take a chance on becoming lovers, they'll have to decide if love is worth the risk.