Loss and devastation follow Kal throughout his early life and it is in this sequel novel where he must truly face up to what he has lost, explore an unfamiliar world and forge a new life and loves.
Through his turmoil there remain few constants – but a trip to St Tropez elicits a new learning curve for Kal as he experiences the first throes of love again after Gina’s tragic death. Gaynor captures Kal’s attention and they are drawn together throughout the holiday, forming a close bond although she is engaged to be married.
Just as it appears that Kal is moving forward and escaping the clutch Gina’s death has over him, he is transported to a beautiful and mystical twilight lit beach on which is sat none other than his lost love. As Kal approaches …show more content…
On his journey through the barren landscape Kal reaches an auditorium, rain begins to fall and through the ground bones start to protrude; the bones of children, the ground gradually turns red with the blood of the innocently slaughtered. The rain, which should fulfil and encourage life, blackens bringing misery, pain and death. It becomes a metaphor for Ethan Reilly who claimed to provide refuge, support and love in his community but actually poisoned minds with his paranoia and psychopathic …show more content…
Whilst with them Kal spots a beautiful woman – Summer, and instantly knows that she is who he will marry and it just so happens to be the woman his sisters were trying to set him up with. They spend more and more time together and fall madly in love. However, Summer’s family object slightly and decide to test the pair’s love, to test Kal, by encouraging them to have a six month separation period with no contact whatsoever. The trial lasts twenty-three weeks before Kal gives in, his love and need to see Summer too strong to continue with the exercise. The couple’s enduring love leads them to marriage and on the day of Kal and Summer’s wedding, in excess of five hundred people cram into the church, full of party atmosphere, to wish the couple well thereby beginning their married life together enveloped in love, support and happiness. Witnessed mysteriously by the ghostly visit from Nell and
Through his turmoil there remain few constants – but a trip to St Tropez elicits a new learning curve for Kal as he experiences the first throes of love again after Gina’s tragic death. Gaynor captures Kal’s attention and they are drawn together throughout the holiday, forming a close bond although she is engaged to be married.
Just as it appears that Kal is moving forward and escaping the clutch Gina’s death has over him, he is transported to a beautiful and mystical twilight lit beach on which is sat none other than his lost love. As Kal approaches …show more content…
On his journey through the barren landscape Kal reaches an auditorium, rain begins to fall and through the ground bones start to protrude; the bones of children, the ground gradually turns red with the blood of the innocently slaughtered. The rain, which should fulfil and encourage life, blackens bringing misery, pain and death. It becomes a metaphor for Ethan Reilly who claimed to provide refuge, support and love in his community but actually poisoned minds with his paranoia and psychopathic …show more content…
Whilst with them Kal spots a beautiful woman – Summer, and instantly knows that she is who he will marry and it just so happens to be the woman his sisters were trying to set him up with. They spend more and more time together and fall madly in love. However, Summer’s family object slightly and decide to test the pair’s love, to test Kal, by encouraging them to have a six month separation period with no contact whatsoever. The trial lasts twenty-three weeks before Kal gives in, his love and need to see Summer too strong to continue with the exercise. The couple’s enduring love leads them to marriage and on the day of Kal and Summer’s wedding, in excess of five hundred people cram into the church, full of party atmosphere, to wish the couple well thereby beginning their married life together enveloped in love, support and happiness. Witnessed mysteriously by the ghostly visit from Nell and