ASIN: B00FI1S9Y0
Publisher: Lawrence Grodecki
Pages: 296
THE PERFECT OPENING TO AN INTRIGUING NOVEL, "Bound and impatient."
So many sources of fear . . . thankfully outnumbered by the countless aspects to love.
Is Donna Belauche capable of knowing a little truth when she's incapable of seeing her own big one?
Dawn at Last is the story of stripping away the many layers of the mosaic they call Donna Belauche. As a therapist she does her best not to harm anyone - especially Ben - the only client she respects at all. He adores her, at least the layer or two he knows. She prefers to hide behind the veneer . . . but it's becoming too much.
Besides these two, there are four other characters . . . in an odd sort of way it is their individual secrets that brings them closer and closer together. Simple lives really, but there are a few complications . . . though it is Donna's dilemma that is most disturbing. Through the playful twists - past a few ...
