One Flesh Divided
Fiction & Literature, Psychological, Romance, Inspired Romance, Kids, Teen, Love and Romance
| Author: | Dave Voskos | ISBN: | 1230002409641 |
| Publisher: | Narrow Gate Publications | Publication: | March 10, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Dave Voskos |
| ISBN: | 1230002409641 |
| Publisher: | Narrow Gate Publications |
| Publication: | March 10, 2018 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
When his wife is quarantined from the family, a cowardly husband realizes there is nothing he wants more than to be with the woman he might never touch again.
—Painfully romantic. This is a story that will knock you down and make you cry, before it picks you up, brushes you off, and leaves you elated.
—One Flesh Divided is guaranteed to change the way you think about your spouse.
—An overdue portrayal of the epidemic fear in modern marriage. A powerful story that will likely save and strengthen countless relationships.
—Voskos gives new impact to the vow, “Till death do us part.”
Megan desperately wants Bret to be the family she never had. Bret avoids emotional responsibility like the plague. When Megan becomes sick, however, Bret can no longer escape. He is soon forced to confront her needs and those of their five-year-old, Claribel. His little girl does her best to teach him the courage of love before her mother is quarantine from the family, but it appears too late.
Life-change and redemption are the themes in this emotional drama with a surprise ending that will leave you breathless.
When his wife is quarantined from the family, a cowardly husband realizes there is nothing he wants more than to be with the woman he might never touch again.
—Painfully romantic. This is a story that will knock you down and make you cry, before it picks you up, brushes you off, and leaves you elated.
—One Flesh Divided is guaranteed to change the way you think about your spouse.
—An overdue portrayal of the epidemic fear in modern marriage. A powerful story that will likely save and strengthen countless relationships.
—Voskos gives new impact to the vow, “Till death do us part.”
Megan desperately wants Bret to be the family she never had. Bret avoids emotional responsibility like the plague. When Megan becomes sick, however, Bret can no longer escape. He is soon forced to confront her needs and those of their five-year-old, Claribel. His little girl does her best to teach him the courage of love before her mother is quarantine from the family, but it appears too late.
Life-change and redemption are the themes in this emotional drama with a surprise ending that will leave you breathless.
