Surrender to Fate

Part One of Fate's Path

De: Jacelyn Rye

Narrado por: Kiana Reye

Some say fate holds the cards. But what if love deals the hand? No love goes untested. Ever. Indeed, true love is left to prove itself. And that is exactly where fate steps in to play the game.

For William and Sarah, that game begins with growing up, in the unspoiled mountains of Colorado. Together, they learn about life, what matters most, what endures, what doesn't, and about love. Will and Sarah are ecstatically swept away in the swells of new love. Innocent young love moves ever so surely toward lives they both can picture, lives spent loving each other. And it is in their rarefied bliss that they make the fragile promise of first love, a promise that fate will soon rock and pound into doubt, guilt, and epiphany.

Unexpected and unprepared, these young lovers are suddenly torn apart, first by distance, and then by the far greater pressures of temptation that test the very fidelity of their heart-held promise. Will and Sarah stare down an unknown path, sensing destiny will not wait long before it comes to take them. Wracked with doubt, they wonder if their love was real. Caged by guilt, they both feel tempted by others intent on stealing their hearts.

Fate plays hardest when love is tested. And Will and Sarah are no exception, letting go of their happy past to embrace hope for an uncharted future. Love plays hardest when fate tests. And so it is, even through their trials of the heart, Will and Sarah never really stop loving each other. Theirs is a love so real and pure that each just wants the other to find happiness, even if it's with another.

But fate does not surrender so easily. Dealing blow upon blow, both Will and Sarah are each struck by jolting events that take them to the very edge of life itself.

Sarah and Will hold tightly to their past, but steadfast promises begin to wane. What happens to love when life is on the line? Can they both relinquish control when love is on the line? Will fate even allow them to find out?

©2013 Jacelyn Rye (P)2018 Jacelyn Rye