A Forever Kind of Love

by Mona Ingram

Overview

Do you believe that love lasts forever?

Charlie didn't expect to enjoy life away from the city. She also never dreamed that Jason, a rugged farmhand, would steal her heart.

But the farm holds secrets that are as heartbreaking as they are romantic. Two ghosts, long-lost lovers from another age, need her help to cross over and Charlie's own past might hold the secrets to unlocking their mystery.

When her relationship with Jason begins to mirror the love she unearthed from the past, Charlie wonders if she's found a forever kind of love.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940148158387
Publisher:	Mona Ingram
Publication date:	05/18/2011
Sold by:	Draft2Digital
Format:	eBook
File size:	309 KB

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"I've always been kind of weird." Charlie watched Kyle's eyes as she spoke, afraid of the rejection she was positive would be there. "It's hard to put it into words. I can sometimes tell how people are feeling." She laughed, but it was a dry, mirthless sound. "Don't worry. It's not like I'm a mind reader or anything, whatever that is. What happens with me is that I can sense people's emotions." She nodded, as though reconfirming it in her own mind. Kyle's eyes narrowed, but he was still sitting there. That had to be a good sign. Gaining confidence, she continued. "Like that day you came to pick me up from the bus." She paused. "Was that only yesterday? It seems like ages ago. Anyway, I had the strongest feeling that there were a lot of places you'd rather be."

"Only because I had so many chores to do." He looked at her, startled. "But yes, that's what I was thinking."

She nodded again. "Well that used to be the extent of it. But recently it's been getting worse." She lowered her head, shaking it in denial. "Wait a minute. That's not exactly true. I don't think of it as being worse at all. It's getting stronger. A few times I've sensed people around me." Her voice softened. "Like in Aunt Janelle's house, I can feel the emotions of the people who used to live there." She tilted her head to one side, groping for the right words to help him understand. "And tonight, I was someone else. It's hard to explain, but I could sense her so strongly that for a moment I became her." She turned slowly to see Kyle watching her with a faint smile on his lips. "Well what do you think? Am I totally certifiable? Looney Tunes? Should I be locked away?" The words tumbled out. She was babbling,knowing as she did that she was talking to delay his response. But she needed to know, so she clamped her mouth shut, watching him expectantly.