Review: A Story You Won't Soon Forget
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 6, 2014
My mind wants to say that this epic novel / handbook / guide is a detailed point by point manual on how a husband successfully maneuvers a happy and fulfilling marriage.  How a wife when hoisted into the clouds can see forever and there is no other color but the Rainbeau and umbrella of her husband's all encompassing love.  How  a true father raises and loves his children.  How a dad kicks it with his buddies (his other soul mates).  How a father and mother co-parent.  How a son-in-law honors and respects a mother-in-law, no matter what that package come in.  How a friend never leaves a friend behind. How you reach back and pull someone up once you make it.  How you physically pain when your children pain. How to be fair, just and equitable when you are the captain and the passengers look at you as if you are - well exactly what you say you are. How to never take someone's ultimate trust in you for granted.  How to LIVE fully every day and not merely exist. How to consistently be a student of life even when you are Valedictorian, Summa Cum Laude. How to be dedicated above all to what you believe in and know within your heart is right, fight for it and be about it.  How to be hysterical and unconventional when you have a mouth full of lemonade and blood.  How to show no shame at being vulnerable and yet be able to convey to all, not to get it twisted.This book neatly and brilliantly tied together the prior four installments without dropping on the down beat.  You thought you were finished with that scene, scenario, event.  Well, no, not at all.My heart wants to say that when you can see the good and appreciate the thoughts of an evil sinister being, you are an evolved soul with much to teach and we all have much to learn.  Life supporting messages often come from unconventional messengers and our ability to be able to see the big picture is what sets us free to live in wonder and awe.Tiana Laveen is a master and masterful storyteller.  Her analogies of occurrences in everyday nature that we often take for granted and love scenes are second to none.  She is gifted and special in the arts and the literary world has a treasure whenever she drops a life lesson.  My final opinion, and I'm sticking with it.