Decades
had passed and Genna is now in her early seventies, a celebrated book author,
extremely wealthy, married to her friend Reggie and enjoys Samuel, her son from
her first marriage and Carol, her daughter with Reggie. The abuse Genna has
suffered at the hands of her first husband is now a distant memory. Life seems
perfect.
Then,
Genna starts having strange and disturbing dreams. Her seemingly perfect world
is rocked as the ghost of her painful past seems to haunt her and push her into
depression and destroy the beautiful life she has with the ones she loves.
This
is yet another inspiring book by author Sheldon D. Newton. It depicts the
unbreakable bond that binds a family together. It shows how family members
stick together and protect each other not only to keep each other safe but also
to keep others safe from them.
Moreover,
it portrays the importance of patience, kindness and love. Most importantly,
the book shows the healing power of forgiveness: forgiving other people and
forgiving oneself.
Overall,
this is an enjoyable book with a relatable plot. However, the descriptions seem
too detailed that they sometimes sound unnatural. Moreover, though the book can
be a standalone, it can be better appreciated if the readers read the first
book and the writing style can be too formal for casual and easy reading.
Furthermore, some readers may find some parts of the story quite difficult to
believe. Finally, there are several noticeable errors within the entire book
that detract from the overall reading experience (like breath instead
of breathe, mainwhile instead of meanwhile, whose instead
of who’s and some misplaced quotation marks).
Congratulations
to Sheldon D. Newton (@sheldondnewton) on such an enjoyable book. For
more books by the author, click HERE.
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