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The circle of life. It's something we all know about but are never truly prepared for the unexpected. The unexpected that comes out of nowhere. No warning, no heads up, nothing. Just God giving us pure bliss and happiness and then taking it away in the blink of an eye. For me, losing my husband to a massive heart attack on our one-year wedding anniversary, and at the age of twenty-seven, was something I didn't think I could ever heal from. The emptiness, the loneliness, the numbness, and the need just to get through the day was overwhelming. My name is Paisley Logan and this is my story.
I'd never lost anyone before. I'd never experienced death. I felt like God was playing a cruel joke on me. How could he bring her into my life and then take her away so young. Even the best laid plans in life get altered. Mine did. Everyone kept telling me that time would heal all wounds, but this was a wound that would never fully be healed. Trying to get back to the normalcy of life was exhausting, so I didn't try anymore. My name is Ben Preston and this is my story.
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Excerpt:
The circle of life. It’s something we all know about but
are never truly prepared for the unexpected. The unexpected that comes out of
nowhere. No warning, no heads up, nothing. Just God giving us pure bliss and happiness
and then taking it away in the blink of an eye. When you think of people dying,
you think of the old who have fully lived their lives. You don’t think about the younger people who
have just begun to build their futures, nor do you think about the children
that have just begun to live. It’s cruel and it’s unwanted. It leaves us devastated and to the point
where we feel we can’t go on.
It leaves a hole, an empty space in our hearts that stays with us until we
heal. We all heal eventually, right? As the days go on and the years pass by,
we never forget the ones we lost and we never forget the pain they left behind.
But we do manage to feel somewhat normal again – maybe
not completely –
but we have no choice. For me, losing my
husband to a massive heart attack on our one-year wedding anniversary, and at
the age of twenty-seven, was something I didn’t think I could ever heal from. The emptiness, the
loneliness, the numbness, and the need just to get through the day was
overwhelming. My name is Paisley Logan and this is my story.
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AUTHOR INFORMATION:
AUTHOR BIO:
Sandi Lynn, A New York Times, USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestselling author, spends her days writing full-time to provide her readers romance novels that will whisk them away to another world. She has a severe coffee addiction and can usually be found hanging out at the local Starbucks with her laptop, sipping lattes, and writing her books.
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