‘Hold on, David,’ says a distant voice, a voice I know better than my own.
I can still hear her after all, right at the end.
Left alone and rudderless when his wife, Carol, dies after a battle with breast cancer, David Carter is trying - and failing - to keep the promise he made before she died - to live his life to the full.
Despite the efforts of his friends and family, on the anniversary of her death, he’s on the point of giving up altogether when the front door bell rings.
Giving him a moment to reflect on the events of the last twelve months, and the life and love that he’s lost.
Will he find a way to live without Carol, or has he truly lost the fight?
Will he be saved by the ringing bell?
”A little gem…a picture-perfect depiction of a lost man in search of something he can never regain…” Jenny O��Brien, Guernsey Press
”A touching and understated love story about grief and embracing life.” Jordan Kantey, Now Novel
Genre: Romance
I can still hear her after all, right at the end.
Left alone and rudderless when his wife, Carol, dies after a battle with breast cancer, David Carter is trying - and failing - to keep the promise he made before she died - to live his life to the full.
Despite the efforts of his friends and family, on the anniversary of her death, he’s on the point of giving up altogether when the front door bell rings.
Giving him a moment to reflect on the events of the last twelve months, and the life and love that he’s lost.
Will he find a way to live without Carol, or has he truly lost the fight?
Will he be saved by the ringing bell?
”A little gem…a picture-perfect depiction of a lost man in search of something he can never regain…” Jenny O��Brien, Guernsey Press
”A touching and understated love story about grief and embracing life.” Jordan Kantey, Now Novel
Genre: Romance
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