Joanne's Reviews > Living Again

Breathtakingly raw in its honesty. This isn't your Grandmother's Harlequin Romance. This is the other side of those heart wrenching tragic news stories, where you hear of families torn apart. These are the awful steps after the funeral, those moments no one ever witnesses of those left behind. Disbelief, Anger, Grief and Resolution to rebuild the next chapter of their story. The future without the one buried in a coffin. The survivor's struggle through their own ''living death'' to rebirth of their new life.
I didn't cry, I didn't whimper, I was in shock...there were moments of uncomfortable disbelief and acknowledgement that this is life in its truest form.
There is no pattern for recovery and no guarantee you will ever be the same as before that moment your fairy tale ended. It is an honest portrayal of discovery into the rejuvenation of human spirit to persevere.
L.L. Collins spun a tale reaffirming that through tragedy there is rebirth and in every human there is an unquenchable spirit to live.