Whispers Of A Broken Heart

"Whispers of a Broken Heart" is an inspiring prose-poetry book about love, death, loss and grief. It recounts stories about people who fell in love's venturesome whirlpool and wound up overwhelmed by heartbreaks. It also tells of people who lost a person or an animal (pet) that's dear to their hearts, finding themselves not ready for saddening farewells and their horrid after-effects. This lengthy book uses a simple yet deep language that is fully intelligible. Each poem speaks on behalf of a broken heart, whispering at length and crying thousands of words that flow harmoniously to create a masterpiece of prose and poetry.

This book elaborates on pain, loss, strength and love, in a way the reader can empathize. It describes those strong overwhelming feelings and tries to cure hurt souls, that are tortured by psychological plagues.

Enter a world of passion, love, and heartache. Whispers: Echoes of Two Broken Hearts reveals the raw feelings and naked emotions that love and hate can inspire. Complete and Forever And on that day When she is dressed in white On that day I will Say my good byes I will take her hand in mine I will look up in to her eyes And I will say I hope you're happy I hope that this is all that you want Then I will hug her close For that last fleeting moment Before turning around And walking away To my new lover's arms Where I will stay And as we embrace Tears will run down her face From my eyes And we will both be happy As we turn to the door And walk from the church To the new world to explore My heart will be whole again For the first time in a long time And I will give it to her Complete and forever

Days after completing her fellowship in pediatric ophthalmology, thirty-five-year-old Aki Williams travels from her home in Los Angeles to a small town in Illinois, interviewing for a job that she doesn't want. What she does want is to meet her biological sister, Jack Camdon, a sister whom she didn't know existed until she dreamt of her. Upon their meeting, many things surprise her: that Jack's a lesbian with a wife and children; that she's a dreamer who dreams in spirit animals; and that she's a medicine woman, deeply rooted in the Ojibwe culture. Three years ago on Sunday, forty-three-year-old professor of archaeology, Carsyn Lyndon, lost her parents and her wife in a tragic accident. Since, she's suffered from PTSD and loneliness. She's kind-hearted and handsome but dates no one. When she meets Aki at her four-year-old Godson's birthday party, they're incredibly attracted to one another, and those feelings intensify during a family camping trip-a particularly interesting development for Aki since prior to that she'd never considered that she might be a lesbian. As Aki comes to terms with her sexuality, Carsyn renews a vow not to make the same mistake twice, a mistake that had devastating consequences. With seemingly no middle ground, an accident will bring them together, forcing them to re-examine their priorities. But will love, even love at first sight, be enough for them to move forward as a couple?

Whispers Of The Heart Synopsis: Whispers of the heart is precisely what the tile suggest, a faint, but knowing call from the heart, a cry if you will, of the inner most soul. ?Whispers? speaks to the very inner most being of the reader. Within these pages, gamuts of emotions are delicately intertwined with love, faith, and the loss thereof. ?Whispers? is sure to soften the hard lines, which separate the logic of the mind from the tender emotions of the soul. ?Life is something we all take for granted; therefore we should count our days and number them, so that we may be able to account for our deeds in the day of redemption .J. Allen Wilson 2005 Whispers Of The Heart does just that, it brings us all into account with our emotions and how we deal with the sometimes rough edges of life

“…a sexy romp with an undercurrent of emotion and familial devotion.” —Entertainment Weekly The four very different Richardson sisters have one thing in common: their fierce loyalty to their family and pride in the historic bed and breakfast they own. But unexpected desire will challenge them in ways they never imagined . . . Sportswriter Nina Richardson had the perfect life away from her family’s famous shadow. But a social media blowup and rejection by her boyfriend brought her back to their peaceful Charleston, South Carolina B&B to figure out what went wrong. So there’s no way she’s going to trust the crazy-hot sparks flying between her and handsome new employee Clinton Jefferson. It’s just reckless, rip-his-clothes-off, one-night-and-forget-it lust—right? Fresh from working for the Richardsons’ biggest rival, Clinton wants to show his modernization ideas aren’t sabotage or a gimmick. Getting involved with the rebellious Nina means trouble for sure—but he can’t resist showing this stubborn, fiery woman how she should be loved. But false accusations and Nina’s returned ex shake their passion—and fragile trust—to the core. Now between cascading obstacles and conflicting loyalties, can Clinton and Nina untangle what they really want in time? “Hodges excels at portraying her trademark protagonists—smart, successful career women—with Nina and her siblings, and Clinton is as appealing as he is business savvy. Fans of Susan Mallery and Sheryl Woods will enjoy the keen and sexy launch of Hodges' Richardson Sisters series.” —Booklist “More impressive is Hodges’s characterization of Nina’s two sisters, each of whom is strong-willed, unique, and sure to provide fodder for future installments. Sizzling love scenes and a strong sense of family will have readers returning for the next in the series.” —Publishers Weekly “Owner of a Broken Heart demonstrates Cheri Hodges’ ability to craft interesting characters and a decent sexy love story.” —All About Romance Praise for Strategic Seduction “Readers will find themselves craving a trip to Georgia just to visit the restaurants, diners and coffee shops mentioned in this smart contemporary romance.” —Bookpage “A sexy, impassioned Southern romance. . . . The dialogue is witty, and Hodges does a good job of bringing Atlanta and Paris to life. . . . The genuine friendships and suspenseful blackmail plot carry the story to a satisfying ending.” —Publishers Weekly “Hodges builds a community of friends and lovers and uses Atlanta itself as another character . . . an enjoyable romance.” —Kirkus Reviews

A new collection of poems from Joy Mead - 'a book of moments, illuminated moments, those times when joy breaks through, when beauty amazes and goes some way towards healing.' Joy's poems celebrate what it is to be alive and also, perhaps, what it is to contemplate death. '... a poet of great sensitivity, a deeply religious poet, without being a Religious Poet. Her spirituality is grounded in the depths of 'ordinary' life - the extraordinary life.' Ron Ferguson