Family
Another Word For Love
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"Grandfather and I had our time. I love him and still love him like when we first met. ….. When Isaac worked full time, he never left me without a kiss. When he returned home, he always greeted me with a kiss. …… Holding your husband's hand, hugging him, stealing kisses from him all help to keep the relationship alive and exciting. When the excitement slips way, so does your husband. Always remember that," Grandmother shared.
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About the Book
Selecia Handle Cole and her husband face the first major test of their marriage. A storm is brewing and their love and respective families must be strong enough to survive it. With a five month old baby, Selecia and her family must prepare for and ride out a hurricane that will destroy much of the island's infrastructure; cutting them off from the outside world and their closest island neighbors. Through it all, Brad is concerned, franctic and decisive. He is going home. His family needs him. He doesn’t know how he’s going to get there. He doesn't know if they are dead or alive. But he knows that they need him. Communication, transportation and hope are all but gone.
About the Author
D'Sarah Daniel, author of Summer Season For Storms and Love, lives in the sunny Virgin Islands. She believes that life, in general, has enough complications without adding more. She also believes that love is the best emotion of all. With love at the core of our being, we can live life filled with a sense of purpose, excitement, hope and appreciation for each other, individually and collectively. D’Sarah further reminds us to keep in prayer all relationships that are starting out, those that are trembling under the weight of life's pressures, children who are a result of relationships that reflected love and hope and also the people around us whose lives we can impact with our gift of love.