Til Death Do Us Part

ISBN-13: 9781470111250 / Angielski / Miękka / 2012 / 198 str.

Nicole Milner

Opis

For twenty year-old Caryn, meeting Bernard is the unexpected gift of a lifetime. While their relationship has its ups and downs, her surprise in finding the truth behind his secret life sends her spiraling into a whirlwind of conflicting emotions when fate changes the course of her destiny forever. Inspired by actual events, Nicole Milner's debut is a painful, relatable journey that is heartbreaking as it is inspiring. When Caryn meets Bernard, she is a hot, sexy twenty year-old co-ed who isn't looking for anything more than a fun afternoon at a beach concert with her best friend. But when the tall, dark, and handsome man behind her in line starts chatting her up, she goes with it. And after spending the entire evening together, chatting and enjoying each other's company, a relationship blooms that will take them through many ups and downs before taking them down the aisle and into marriage. Caryn thought those thirteen years were long enough to understand him, to love him-to know him. She was wrong. Even those we think we know the most can be hidden from us, their true nature closed off to those closest to them. But the truth always struggles to be free, and when Caryn learns that Bernard is not the man that she thought he was, their relationship-every day of those thirteen years-becomes a question in need of answers. As her life comes apart and every day brings a new emotion, Caryn learns about the inner strength she never knew she had and her ability to survive in the midst of life's storms. A tale of emotional survival, Milner's novel is a thoughtful blend of spirituality and realism that explores grief and deception with extraordinary depth and complexity. Her intuitive sense guides her through the labyrinth of human relationships and the emotional push and pull of love. Full of conflict, heartbreak, and the resilience of the spirit, Til Death Do Us Part touches the very core of the human experience.

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