Anna's Courage
Kristin Noel
Fischer
Reviewed by Author Roy Murry
The mind's psyche is a cruel place. Once the love of a
person gets in it, love stays. If that lover dies, the thought of that person
is hard to replace and becomes an interference in any new relationship.
In Anna's choice, Anna made a decision after her
military husband was kill-in-action. She will never marry another active soldier
among other resolutions she avoided like the plague.
Then came a meeting and a kiss that would send her
into a spin. A tailspin that spins again when that man came back into her life
because of a tragedy in both their lives.
The man, she thinks about for a few months, brother
and sister-in-law die in a car accident. They are her neighbors. Anna and his
joining concern are the young children of those lost.
The loving of those children brings Anna closer to
him, and her fears become a psychological problem. She loves him but doesn't
want to make the leap of faith and love him. He understands her fears and tries
to subtlety and beguiling to help her overcome them because he wants Anna in
his life.
You'll have to read this sometimes-upsetting tear
jerker to see if Anna can overcome her fears.
Ms. Fischer has written an excellent love story which
shows how twisted a mind can get when emotions take over logic.
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