I met Sarah on her honeymoon. We swam together, we walked together, we talked together. I helped her see what I think she already knew. Hot coffee and perfect croissants helped.
A woman who swims nude at dawn is a treasure, everyone knows that. I wasn't going to push her, but I made sure she knew I would be there when and if she needed my help. She did, and I was.
The second book continues where the first left off, finding Stephanie and her two boyfriends coping with the best and worst day of the young woman's life. You should read the first book in the trilogy before continuing past this point. The "Caution" code is used to avoid spoilers. See my blog for additional information.
Wouldn't her 25th high school reunion be the best time for Deb Donovan to kiss and make up with her high school rival? Oddly enough, she doesn't think so either.
The Chronicles of Tim Brandton Book (4) Part of the Chronicles of Tim Brandton universe
Tim begins his senior year lacking most of his memories, emotions, and understanding of his abilities. This is a new beginning for Tim as he leaves his past in the past and enjoys the life of driving fast cars, bedding hot girls, and the clarity of being an emotionless human robot. Most of his emotions elude him until he meets a sweet, pure-hearted young girl who is immune to his telepathy and captures his heart.
Emily runs a boarding house in Frederick, Maryland. Most of her boarders are local college students, but Randy Sinclair is a minor league baseball player for the Frederick Keys. The boarding house is a kind-of a special place, and Emily is a very special landlady.
A natural ability with weapons let me revenge the death of my family. That brought a powerful and a power hungry man who convinced me to use those skills for the emperor. Years brought growth and experience but I still tampered it with justice. When the imperial chief of staff gave me a target and it was a man that was not evil I would have walked away. Only that was when I saw the man that was as evil as the raiders that killed my family and I had to stop him.
After my accident, I couldn't muster enough emotion to care about anything. I didn't realize it but I was suffering from a depression. It eventually even affected my marriage. Here's how I managed to break out of It and make my life better.