Review: A wonderful romance
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 6, 2014
I read a lot of books on my kindle and have my favorite authors too.  BUT wow these three books read in sequence made me feel for all the characters.  Love, pain, suffering by each and everyone on their own levels.Sharing the lives of two teens who had parents, who didn't care for them and their lives living on the streets, a big brother trying to look after his little sister and blaming himself for reason she became ill.Because of the abuse by an adult to the teen boy protecting his sister he found it was hard to be touched to be loved by another, the guilt he carried for years thinking it was his fault.Meeting an adult, a doctor, who came into his life while treating his sister, and yet having feelings, wanting to be touched, loved, and yet the fear, the memories of the abuse made it difficult to enjoy the pleasure of enjoying lovemaking.The life he had, taking care of his sister, the profession he had to provide for he and his sister, for an apt, food, clothing, led him to believe it as being looked down by others, but the interesting aspect people may not like what he did but, we all enjoy the pleasure of the profession.The love we have for our siblings, the good and the bad, but if it's bad we block out what we don't want to remember and even when we say we will believe what you tell us, human nature gets in the way, and we still can't believe what we hear.Friendships are a wonderful thing to all of us and how they stick with us through thick and thin.  Telling us it's going to be alright.  And sure enough most of the time does.  Sharing  with us, telling what has happened, sharing many tears, paying attention to the non verbal actions can tell us so much more if we JUST listen.Mr, Kaplan did and together all of Abels friends found a way for Abel and the love of his life to be rejoined together.Life is not simple, and many things can cause us pain for WE are all human.This story gives us slot of insight into these aspects of life.  The author has a wonderful way allowing me to feel the pain especially the emotional kind that is harder to heal.Thanks to CJ Bishop for a beautiful and wonderful story.John Guzi