Love,
true love, is a marvelous experience if you’re lucky enough to find it.
However, fate occasionally has a way of stepping in and tossing it asunder, or
not allowing it to happen. Such is the case with the two protagonists in this
story.
On
one hand, you’ve got Kelly who’s besieged with disturbing recollections and horrific
dreams of the difficult and brutal childhood she had suffered. Yet she’s been
able to become a nurse, and adores being one.
On
the other had you’ve got Liam, who’s been suffering with a life alternating
condition for most, if not all his life. Yet, despite this, this guy has an optimistic
outlook on life.
Having
one of her patients die under her care, Kelly starts to question herself about
being a nurse. This is where a kismet begins to make its appearance, as she now
has gotten to have Liam as one of her patients. Looking at herself being
downtrodden regarding her job, and seeing him and his upbeat attitude is
creating some confusion in her mind.
With
his intuitive nature, Liam has been able to see right through Kelly’s façade,
and has caused her to become extremely frighten. Given time, a fear can be
transformed something that can be understood. As time passes Kelly starts to
have emotions towards Liam and realizes his presence must be, in most people’s
eyes, kismet; but in her eyes, must be part of G-d’s purpose and path for her,
as well as her second chance at having love in her life.
Does
this mean Liam now also has a second chance at love?
Being
a child of the 1950’s caused me to hear Frank Sinatra’s 1962 song, “Love is
Lovelier” in my mind as I read this story:
Love is lovelier
the second time around
Just as wonderful
with both feet on the ground
It's that second
time you hear your love song sung
Makes you think
perhaps that love, like youth, is wasted on
the young
Love's more
comfortable the second time you fall
Like a friendly
home the second time you call
Who can say what
brought us to this miracle we've found?
There are those
who'll bet love comes but once, and yet
I'm oh, so glad we
met the second time around
Who can say what
brought us to this miracle we've found?
There are those
who'll bet love comes but once, and yet
I'm oh, so glad we
met the second time around.
For having given
her readers and myself a touching second chance romance, I’m giving this book
and its author, Serenity Jones, 5 STARS !!!
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