Review: Visions of Love and Love in Reality
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 3, 2013
Reading any book by CC , even short books like this one, is always a pleasure.  This book is no exception but it is different from his prior work since it might be classified as partially a fantasy.  Shiloh, at age 18, has been harassed and bullied because he is seen by other students in his high school as being gay.  He attempts suicide by slitting his wrist in the bathtub at home.  His mother discovers him already unconscious and call the paramedics, the first of whom is Travis.  While Shiloh is in a coma, rather than experiencing a vision of his past life, he envisions his life 18 years later when he is 36.  In that vision, he and Travis, now an ER doctor, meet and fall in love deeply and almost instantly.  When he wakes from the coma, Travis, the EMT, is by his side and Shiloh and he fall in love in a short period of time, hellped by the fact that Shiloh already knows that they will spend their life together, though he does not tell Travis about his vision while in the coma.  So, as I indicated above, we have a wonderful love story that occurs on two levels, conscious and unconcious  and at two different times, 18 years apart.  It really is easy to suspend belief and enjoy this superb love story.  I know that I was so effected by it, that I can't get it out of my mind and I believe it will have the same effect on you.  Don't miss it.