Author Pamela Hull’s New Book, "The Lives We Were Meant to Live," is a Dramatic Story of One Family’s Secrets, Choices, and Consequences

New York, NY, October 25, 2023 --(PR.com)-- Pamela Hull, a former interior designer and painter turned author, has completed her new book, “The Lives We Were Meant to Live”: a novel that reminds readers there is always a price to pay for keeping secrets. Hull wrote her first book, “Where’s My Bride?” at age sixty. This venture was to be a one-time effort, a tribute to a remarkable husband and marriage. However, as the endeavor unfurled, she unearthed a keen love for writing narratives. Her other published works include the non-fiction titles “SAY YES! Flying Solor After Sixty,” and “Moments That Mattered,” and a short story collection, “What Love Looks Like.” Her poetry essays have been widely published in select journals.

Published by Page Publishing, Hull’s first novel explores the personal journeys and innermost passions of the Taylor family. Ellie and Gavin must decide whether to keep their dearest wishes private when they are forced to confront a series of life-changing choices that determine their destinies, along with the destinies of everyone else in their lives.

“Individual ambitions and longings are slowly revealed, or not, which move each of the characters toward their respective futures,” Hull writes. “One can choose to reveal his private dreams, an act that could unleash astonishing powers. Or one can refuse to share, resulting in frustration or despair. The lives of the Taylor family, as with most of us, are lived between these two notions.”

Readers who wish to experience this gripping and potent work can purchase “The Lives We Were Meant to Live” at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes and Noble.

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