A ForeWord Magazine Book of the Year Silver Award Winner
Honesty is the best policy. That's the philosophy Mitch Tarrington has always lived by and the principle upon which he bases his marriage to Dana. He would never think of telling her a lie--until a situation arises in whcih he knows the truth might destroy the sacred bond they share. Even when the guilt of his deception becomes too much to bear, he chooses to believe 'what Dana doesn't know won't hurt her.' He couldn't be more wrong.
When a chance encounter reveals his secret and leaves tragedy in its wake, Mitch soon learns that his attempt to save his relationship is the very thing that may end it forever. Only time will tell; and as he clings to his faith, he finds that sometimes waiting for tomorrow is all you can do.
Enjoy this humorous and heartwarming second novel in the award-winning Forever Love series of moral and tasteful fictional romance. A portion of all profits benefit the American Cancer Society.
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Tiger Lily, Reviewer for Long and Short of It Reviews: "Ms. Alferio writes a great plot full of twists and turns, keeping the reader involved in Mitch and Dana's struggles. This time, there is a villian added in for a bit of seasoning. Readers can find much to relate to in this novel. There are a few wobbly spots in the story which are easily identifiable as the wobbly spots in any marriage. These nuances make the story stronger and more human. If you want a Christian romance with delicate but sensual love scenes fit for readers of all ages, then grab a copy of Waiting for Tomorrow. You'll come away saying "Ahhhh." I did. I give this novel 4 1/2 books! Kudos."(partial review--please request full review from author)
Coffee Time Romance
Dana Tarrington has been happily married for just a short while when she begins to feel tired and her body feels like it is being drained of energy. Being told to take a pregnancy test by a coworker, she fears the worst because her husband wants to wait a few years before they start a family.
Mitch Tarrington, or Trip as his friends know him, finds himself angry at himself but mostly his wife for her condition. His attitude changes when he realizes that it takes two to make a baby and begins to take steps to claim responsibility.
Mitch and Dana begin a slow uphill battle with the pregnancy as hormones, weight gain, and fear of the unknown becomes a revolving role in their marriage. Mitch finds himself lying about something in the past as he tries to hide the truth from his wife. Dana finds out the truth and it may be the end of their brief marriage as they know it. After kicking her husband out of their apartment, things escalate from bad to worse when a freak accident lands Dana in the hospital, with the possibility of death for her unborn child as well as herself.
Waiting for Tomorrow really surprised me. When I saw how big it was, I was expecting it to take me forever to read. However, once I became intertwined with Dana and Mitch’s story, I forgot all about how big the novel is and instead focused on this amazing tale. The two main characters are just beginning to explore their own relationship as newlyweds when the shock of pregnancy is added to the mix, giving it an extra zing for entertainment. With some very realistic conflicts that go from everyday life, to married life, to becoming a first time parent, Ms. Alferio has written the perfect novel to keep you interested. And with a shocking ending to this second book in the series, I can guarantee you will be begging to read the next novel in to see what happens next!
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