Cora Sturgis was a musician. She played violin and was ever grateful for the influence, and the kindness shown her by the great violinist Simon Neale. He'd even been her teacher for a while. Imagine her surprise then, when she discovered, through her friend Beth, that the bum at the James St off ramp was indeed Simon Neale. Cora was determined to do something but the ensuing romance had never been in her plans.
Her lifetime love, Jed, was gone and Amy Wickers lived in shadows. That is, until the new philosophy professor, Dr Ryan Summers, talked to her one day at the union, knowing details of her and Jed's life together that only the two of them would ever know. The huge question was: is this really Jed? Had he returned?
This book is a heartfelt story about great friendship and forgiving love, about how trials and life troubles can not only separate, but also bring people closer in a new way. The characters, each with their own unique destiny, learn to overcome inner fears, open their hearts to each other and see something more in life than just a series of events. Their path is a journey to acceptance and understanding, where friendship becomes a reliable anchor in the darkest moments, and love finds the streng
This is how I imagine things if Anakin Skywalker chose the light and the Jedi…and Padme over Palpatine, the Sith, the Empire, and the dark side of the Force.
When death should have ended everything, a mistake of the gods drags his soul into another world—an ancient martial realm where the weak are crushed without mercy. Reborn as Sosam, a mute, beaten stable hireling, he lies broken in filth while the world steps on him like dirt. But inside that broken body lives something far worse. A remnant of Murim Online still functions within him—an inventory, rules, and systems that should not exist in reality.