What if the person you love is suddenly, tragically, taken from you?
And, after years of living with that memory, the events that led to their death start all over again--with someone new.
Would you have the courage to embrace love, knowing that you world might be torn apart . . . and once again you were powerless to stop it?
Unable to cope with the events that led to the death of his fiancée, Tony Richardson lives a very sheltered life. But his small, orderly world is turned upside down when he meets the passionate, intrusive Christina. Besieged with feelings he can’t hide and can no longer suppress, Tony is on an emotional rollercoaster similar to the one that derailed before. Will the demons from his past steal his chance for happiness once again?
A Psychological Novel
A psychological novel that will please many a reader with its modern relevance, September 7, 2009
By Midwest Book Review (Oregon, WI USA)
This review is from: I Apologize (Hardcover)
Regret can cause untold torment. "I Apologize" is the story of Tony Richardson and his regret over the loss of his fiancee, which tears himself apart with guilt. Blaming his own fear and indecisiveness for his loss, he's faced with new problems which threaten to rob him of his second chance at happiness.
"I Apologize" is a psychological novel that will please many a reader with its modern relevance.
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