For the Love of Kieran - Loneck, Alina
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What happens when a woman falls in love with a 'wounded' man who's still snagged by his past? Marianne has two choices. Heed the warnings of her best friend, Ana, or submit to the stirrings of her heart. Kieran has only one choice. If he wants to restore the man he once was, he needs to allow his heart to talk, not the black beast of his fear. The choice each makes leads to relationships that teeter on the edge of failure, and an odyssey with monstrous unforeseen circumstances that show what it is to love deeply and abundantly. For the Love of Kieran is an agonizingly tender tale of a…mehr

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What happens when a woman falls in love with a 'wounded' man who's still snagged by his past? Marianne has two choices. Heed the warnings of her best friend, Ana, or submit to the stirrings of her heart. Kieran has only one choice. If he wants to restore the man he once was, he needs to allow his heart to talk, not the black beast of his fear. The choice each makes leads to relationships that teeter on the edge of failure, and an odyssey with monstrous unforeseen circumstances that show what it is to love deeply and abundantly. For the Love of Kieran is an agonizingly tender tale of a late-in-life love. It's a third chance romance for Marianne but a fourth chance romance for Kieran. They both discover that when love finds you in your fifties and sixties, it is a whole lot more complicated.
Autorenporträt
Alina Loneck was born in Nottingham in the UK in 1953 and emigrated to Australia in the mid-seventies.She was not a naughty child, but she was strong-minded, adventurous, and creative. By seven, she could show you one hundred and one things to make from a wooden peg. Her first story was about a zebra. She claims this had absolutely nothing to do with a sit-down protest she made in the middle of a zebra-crossing as a toddler. It did, however, have everything to do with a mother who had no grasp of the relativity of leg length to age and distance travelled.Alina has an Honours Degree in Psychology and English Literature from Leeds University and a Bachelor of Visual Arts from Sydney College of the Arts. These explain why her eye colour can switch readily from steel blue to baby blue, dependent upon whether you are trying to put something over on her or whether the beauty of a sun-kissed day overcomes her.Upon her retirement six years ago, Alina relocated from Sydney's Northern Beaches to Coffs Harbour.At last, free to do as she wished, she discovered that writing fiction provided her with a sense of purpose and adventure, as it allowed her to tell imaginative lies to reveal profound truths; something she would never do in her everyday life.However, it is no word of a lie to say that her most precious roles in life are as mother and friend.