The Pledge - Life Is Eternal and So Is Love

by Linda Moye

Overview

This modern-day, soul mate love story began in ancient Egypt during the Sixth Dynasty. In the first story (to be published in the book, The Pharaoh’s Queen), Pharaoh Teti and Nadjet-M-Pet (Teet), fall deeply in love. Later, while on her deathbed, they pledge their eternal love to one another. Committed to their belief that their spirits will survive death, they agree to search for each other and love again and again, throughout eternity.

The Pledge is set in San Antonio, Texas and opens in September 2002. Teti and Teet are Tom and Tish, the principal characters of the book. From their points of view, the reader feels their uncanny physical reactions when they first meet and shares the emotional affinity as their life energies recognize the reunion.

As the story unfolds, Tom and Tish experience identical dreams; vignettes of events from past lives that offer clues to who they once were. As they struggle to find logical answers to ancient messages, they live everyday lives as recently divorced adults. They meet, fall in love, and again have their happiness interrupted by forces still determined to keep them apart.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940013352506
Publisher:	LEJ Poetic Expressions
Publication date:	09/30/2011
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	367
File size:	489 KB

About the Author

Since 1990, Linda has owned and operated a successful small press publishing company, LEJ Poetic Expressions. She authored and published four books of poetry: From A Delta’s Heart, The Courage to Say It, Imagine This… and Where Spirits Dance. In February 2009, she published her debut novel, The Pledge, Life Is Eternal and So Is Love, a soul mate, love story. As the managing editor and publisher of the book, Delta Girls Stories of Sisterhood, she published the personal stories of sisterhood written by thirty-nine members of her sorority. A contributing poet in the book, Violets, Linda also has a recipe included in the cookbook, Occasions to Savor, and a short story published in the premiere issue of Afra Victoria Magazine.

The Orlando Renaissance Writers Guild awarded Linda the 2010 “Writer of the Year.” She was inducted into the San Antonio Women’s Hall of Fame, 2001 in the Creative Arts category in recognition of her writing accomplishments. The International Society of Poetry awarded Linda the 2004 “Outstanding Achievement in Poetry Award” and included her in their 2006 National Poetry Month Poetry Ambassador Online Directory.

Currently writing her second novel, The Pharaoh's Queen, a love story and historical fiction, Linda continues to develop her skills as a creative writer and dynamic communicator. With a BS Degree in Psychology from Virginia State University and a Law Degree from St. Mary’s University, she has an extensive career as a professional in human resources and as an adjunct college professor. Linda is sought after as a keynote speaker and lecturer on cruise ships, at universities, and business sponsored cultural and literary events. She has traveled throughout the country leading workshops on topics such as self-publishing, employee and labor relations, problem solving, and valuing differences in others.

Recognized as a writer who captures the feelings of ordinary people, Linda’s award-winning poetry, touches the soul and reveals the virtue of the human experience. Her passion for the written word and her ability to speak to the hearts of others with confident, yet entertaining energy and thought-provoking ideas and experiences, she inspires and influences positive change in the lives of others.