Melissa's Fate

By: Diane Yates

Narrated by: Sarah Kisko

Shattered expectations and unwitting mistakes drag a couple through the trial of their lives, a marriage of convenience, and ultimately, a lesson on the importance of faith, love, and family.

When Beth discovers the one she loves has deceived her, she flees New York City without telling him she’s carrying his child. Two years later, she must return to New York from Connecticut and face her baby’s father.

Just when Phil decides to forget his love for Beth, she reappears with shocking news. He won’t forgive her for what she’s done, but he’ll do anything to rescue the little girl he didn’t know existed.

With Phil and Beth at odds, nothing short of a miracle from God will change Melissa’s fate.

Warning: contains mild language in parts.

©2019 Diane Yates (P)2020 Diane Yates

The best romance ever !!!

wonderful story, brilliantly written and narrated, I listened to it in two days, kept me wondering and carried me into another world till the end , highly recommend it .

Good story, but sometimes POV is hard to follow

This is a good story about mistakes, misunderstandings and forgiveness. The action kept me listeninig, although I felt like chapter 21 could have been deleted, as I saw no reason for the accident to happen.

A lesson learned

I really appreciate the biblical principles that were taught in this book. If we all could realize that God’s teachings are for our benefit and not because God wants to restrict us to make our life so we can’t have any fun. He is trying to keep us from a lot of grief and regrets. Our young young people need to hear the message of abstinence! I really enjoyed listening to the narrator, Sarah. Looking forward to Diane’s next book!

Great Story

I really enjoyed this book . The performance made you really care what happen to the characters and that everything got straightened out. You get so swept up in the story you have to know how it ends, loved it!

Melissa's Fate

An excellent story about how a man and woman's sin caused danger in another's life. But it shows how after repentance God blessed their lives. It is s bit sexually explicit when describing their marriage night.