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Reunion — George D. Schultz
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Published:
Jan-2015 -
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Main Genre:
General Fiction -
Pages:
426 -
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Have you ever wondered what it would be like if your path crosses with a significant (or maybe not all that significant) other from way out of your past?
After all those yearsdecades maybewould some almost-long-forgotten romance be magically reignited? Would this be an answer to some conscious (or subconscious) lifelong prayer? Would youcould yourecapture some (or all) of the real-or-imagined magic that had once sprung (whether in your imagination or otherwise) from the relationship?
This is not to advise you (or admonish you) to be careful what you wish for. Far from it! The adventure might turn out to be every bit as rewarding as you might have imagined or even hoped for. It may even surprise you (shock you even).
In this celebrated tome, we bring you the stories of three such by-chance reunions; three such monumental discoveries.
But we also ask the question whether time and space could or do ever cooperate with the many situations, that the expectant mind, the uninhibited imagination, and the possibly-needful psyche might have come to expect.
After all those yearsdecades maybewould some almost-long-forgotten romance be magically reignited? Would this be an answer to some conscious (or subconscious) lifelong prayer? Would youcould yourecapture some (or all) of the real-or-imagined magic that had once sprung (whether in your imagination or otherwise) from the relationship?
This is not to advise you (or admonish you) to be careful what you wish for. Far from it! The adventure might turn out to be every bit as rewarding as you might have imagined or even hoped for. It may even surprise you (shock you even).
In this celebrated tome, we bring you the stories of three such by-chance reunions; three such monumental discoveries.
But we also ask the question whether time and space could or do ever cooperate with the many situations, that the expectant mind, the uninhibited imagination, and the possibly-needful psyche might have come to expect.
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