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Read the article →| Category: | Fiction -Mystery-General |
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| Author: | B.J Cyprian |
| Publisher: | Divergent Expressions Publishing |
| Publication Date: | October 6, 2021 |
| Number of Pages: | 280 |
| ISBN-10: | 1735570109 |
| ISBN-13: | 978-1735570105 |
| ASIN: | B09FW9ZPF9 |
The Gray Line by
B.J Cyprian is a well-crafted tale of loss, love, and the undeniable pain of
living in a gray zone. When Angel Lamb turns thirty, the discussion between her
wife, Bethany Lamb, and herself is centered on getting children. Beth wants to
expand their family while Angel is content to celebrate their rights to live as
a couple. It is during one of such discussions and while Angel drives that an
accident happens that takes Beth’s life. Grief, anger, and self-blame hit Angel
so powerfully, and living without her wife is a thought that is unbearable.
Thanks to a grief support group, Angel begins to come to terms with the tragedy,
and it is then that members of the group begin to disappear in a mysterious
way. Angel and some members of the group want answers and they go out to look
for those targeting members of the group amidst uncertainty. Follow Angel as
she learns new lessons about life and insights that lead her to believe that
there are gray areas where one must tread carefully.
This book offers an immersive entertainment experience for
readers who enjoy strongly appealing and intelligently written lesbian romance
and while readers won’t get anything steamy in this narrative, they will be
thrilled by the perfect portrait of two souls that care deeply about each
other. When death separates them, the question that lingers in the minds of
readers is: Will Angel survive without the love of her life? This is a book
about survival after a devastating loss, and the author writes the emotions and
the psyche of the protagonist with extraordinary care, filling the pages with
her humanity and crafting internal dialogues that make the protagonist an
authentic character. The prose is dazzling and the dialogues are real, a
reflection of conversations that happen in real life. The enthralling and
complex characters ensnared me and captured my full attention and the vivid
language offered the music I always want to hear in good writing. The Gray Line presents a plot that
is loaded and characters that are unforgettable.
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