Category: Mainstream Publisher: Publish America
ISBN-10: 1604418443
Type: Fiction
Pages: 195
Copyright: January 2007
ISBN-13: 9781604418446
Moving On is a book for all adults, and especially those who have lost a beloved spouse.
Moving On offers hope that there can still be happiness for those who have lost a beloved spouse and are grieving, wondering what lies ahead for them, living alone without their loved one, and dreading the need to face lonely days ahead. Moving On offers encouragement and hope that there can be companionship and a good relationship with someone else, perhaps even a love relationship. The novel shows the difficulties a new couple faces, the adjustments to a new personality, often times in the later years of life, that require much understanding and patience from both persons. But with faith, hope, and tender understanding, and hard work at times, grieving widows and widowers can find a pleasant future and a happy life in a new and different relationship.
Professional Reviews
An Exciting, Inspirational Story
Once again, Evelyn Horan gives us an exciting, inspirational story.
This time she takes on the plight of the lonely, elderly members of
our society. Betty and Allen find love and companionship in a
romantic story you will not soon forget. They confront their
differences and work out the many problems in their lives with
compassion and caring…a moving inspiration to us all. Moving On
would make a wonderful gift to those who are alone as it would
encourage them to give their dreams a chance.
Beverly J. Rowe—Professional Reviewer
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