Patricia Bourque - Author and Artist
Thank you for visiting my site - if you're looking for artwork, please click on the upper right ARTWORKS. If you're interested in my book, please read on.
An Unorthodox Match is a captivating read that delves into the complexities of growing up in an Orthodox Jewish family and the struggles of confronting one's childhood beliefs and experiences. Through the narrative of the main character readers are taken on a journey of self-discovery, understanding, and resilience.
The story is honest and powerful, and is sure to leave readers with a newfound appreciation for the strength and courage it takes to confront one's past. With witty dialogue, magnetic characters and a captivating plot, this book will keep you hooked until the very end.
A Complex Story
A Forbidden Relationship
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Two Different Cultures and Two Hearts struggling to come to terms
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ebook now available on Amazon
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Paperback:
Jorie-Anne Fielding is having a bad break-up. The nightclub scene, the partying and her handsome cheating boyfriend are wearing her down. When Jorie and David are introduced at the agency she's intrigued by his dark good looks, but his reserved and aloof personality cause open animosity between them. One evening, working late, David begins to talk about his life, revealing an intriguing new world to Jorie and igniting sparks of long suppressed emotions within himself.
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As they grow closer, David's burgeoning new life is about to be turned upside down. The person he idolized has kept a dark and shameful secret. And now, Jorie is asking David to make a choice which will ultimately decide their fate.
Hi and welcome to my website. I'm so glad you found me. There's information here about my book which I hope you will enjoy. The synagogue painting on the cover and the one down below can be seen in the Artworks section.
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Mea Shirim, Israel. Titled: 'Good Shabbos to You'
