My love from bermuda triangle

My love from bermuda triangle

My love from bermuda triangle

SYNOPSIS:

Clerence and Angela have spent twelve beautiful years together, building a life filled with dreams of family, purpose, and simple joys. He is a brilliant young doctor; she, a compassionate artist deeply in love with the sea. Their love is enduring quiet, grounded, and deep. But in one shattering moment, everything changes. On what should’ve been a joyful afternoon, Angela is struck by a car while saving a child from harm. Clerence tries everything even performing emergency surgery himself but fails to save her. The woman who was his entire world slips away.

Her death leaves Clerence shattered. Wracked with grief and guilt, he isolates himself, unable to face the memories of a life now gone. Three months later, he flees abroad, hoping that distance can dull the pain. But sorrow follows him like a shadow. On the verge of emotional collapse, he stands at the edge of a boat and jumps into the sea, not quite knowing whether he wants to live or die.

In a twist of fate, he saves someone else instead a mysterious girl drowning in the deep. She wakes in a hospital with no memory of who she is. No name, no age, no past. All she has are fragmented dreams of machines, water, lightning, and voices calling through static. The girl, who eventually chooses the name Suzeth, is defensive, sharp-tongued, and stubborn. But Clerence sees beyond that. Despite her walls, he offers her patience, care, and an anchor to hold on to.

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This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, business, events and incidents are the products of the author's imagination. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental

This book may contain a huge number of grammatical mistakes, spelling mistakes, etc. So if you are a grammar freak kindly read this book at your own risk.This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, business, events and incidents are the products of the author's imagination. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental

This book may contain a huge number of grammatical mistakes, spelling mistakes, etc. So if you are a grammar freak kindly read this book at your own risk.

-cenestropy

01-26-20