Kristen Lee Thomson is almost thirty and has an
impressive career in real estate, she is content with her existence--or so she
believes--albeit her mother's regular intrusion into her love life, intrusions
that adversely affect the young woman. Kristen has at least found comfort and
gratification in a non-sexual, nine year matrimony with Avery Noir, her
lifelong friend and pillar of strength & opportunity.
Avery persistently nudges Kristen into taking risks and living life to its
fullest, and provides solace whenever Kristen needs. She wants her friend to be
happy as much as enjoying life, and she'll go to great lengths to try and see
that Kristen is. She has never interfered in Kristen's love life before;
however, when an opportunity presents itself, Avery follows fate and decides
to risk betraying her friend by playing matchmaker just once.
Twenty-four year old Phoenix Carlson's heart has been broken; leaving her
devastated even after six long years have passed. She is a mystery Kristen is
willing to explore even if she finds it virtually impossible to refrain from
expressing her lust for Phoenix when they're together. Phoenix's frequent
abstinence puzzles Kristen until the reason unveils itself.
Kristen's whole world is turned upside down suddenly and she finds herself
struggling to hold on to a love that she's letting slip through her fingers as
she is besieged with the pain of trying to understand and accept and come to
terms with what they both will lose if they remain together.
Just when Kristen thinks she has finally suffered enough, and is coming out to
be herself again—to feel again, an unexpected twist happens: all of the emotions
she had buried inside for the woman who had captured her heart from the
beginning start to resurface…
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"We Walk in Partial Forms is really a great book... A wonderful love story... Torment explored, needs researched...and what one truly wants is viewed as a fantasy, unable to be attained.
Who defines love? Who points a finger, and says, 'This is what you want and need to be happy'? No one. It's as if love finds you. Whether our eyes are open to the truth or not.
The trick is to hold out for love, above all else, for, if one is strong enough, the truth is there. Waiting. Watching. And finally reaching out. Passion reaches the heart, and will not accept anything else. Lessons are learned, and love does, finally, in the end, conquer all."
--Sierra Wave
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Author's Note: I'd like to mention someone here for her steadfast
commitment to myself and this story, always the level headed one; putting up
with my ever changing moods and eye bleeds from beta reading this thing.
Thank you, Laura, if not for your support and dedication, this story wouldn't be
progressing as it is.