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Echoes from the Past (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

Katelyn is a young lady who works as an evening desk clerk at a motel. She put herself through university to become a historian. Katelyn is a dreamer, and any piece of history that she studies, she puts herself and her boyfriend, Rolland, in that history piece. Of course, Rolland doesnt know that her history dreams also involve him. Rolland respects Katelyn for the stand she has taken not to have sex before marriage. He would love to propose to her, but he wants to see her fulfill her dream of working in a museum in a major city. Katelyn is unaware that Rolland wants her dream to come true, so she often finds herself frustrated because he isnt proposing to her. They struggle with desires to have sex, but respect always seems to win. Since Katelyn refuses to have sex unless she is married, her dreams into history with Rolland never go anywhere sexually either. Katelyn thinks about Rose from the movie Titanic, and she struggles within herself that she might never experience that kind of joy with Rolland. Of course, she would rather refrain from sex then to give into it if Rolland has no intentions of marrying her. Although Rolland doesnt know that he is in Katelyns historical dreams, he is aware of her dreaming about history, and when she gets the far off look in her eyes, he just lets her dream until her mind brings her back to the present day. He also finds it hard not to propose to the woman he wants to spend the rest of his life with, but his love for her prevents him from proposing because he wants to see her fulfill her dream first, even though his desires for her are very strong.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: AuthorHouse
• Seitenzahl: 346
• Erscheinungstermin: 17. Juli 2015
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781504915304
• Artikelnr.: 52583235

Autorenporträt

All my life, I have been a dreamer. At about age six, I came up with a story about a frog and his adventures. It seems to me that nobody, including the teachers, realized the potential I had as a writer. My report cards always said that I was daydreaming in class. Of course, I was dreaming. It was more interesting traveling into space than it was to learn about x plus y equals z. Many of my dreams are now stories. I have little notebooks filled with ideas, which could still develop into novels or short stories. My dreaming lifestyle is filled with adventures. I also have written poetry over the years. At age thirty-eight, I took a two-year short story journalism course by correspondence, and a year after completion, I took some night course in college on creative writing. Writing is my desire, and it even shows in my -mails or letters. My fingers don't seem to know how to quit typing on the keyboard, so a few words are not an option for me.