Shattered by Fate

Part Two of Fate's Path

By: Jacelyn Rye

Narrated by: Kiana Reye

Length: 9 hrs and 46 mins

Publisher's summary

This is part two of Fate's Path. For your enjoyment, hear part one, Surrender to Fate, first!

One heart cannot remember. Another heart cannot forget. Both hearts reach toward something to grasp. For Sarah, it is her past. For Will, it is to bring that past back. The only thing standing squarely in their way is their future. Each has promised their heart and life to another. But where happiness should be instead are the dark, billowing clouds of a storm of reckoning. The thunder of regret splits a horizon now raining down upon them in shards of shattered promises and unreachable memories.

In book one of this three-part romance series, fate seemed it would not be denied, bringing Sarah and Will together in a turbulent world, uniting two hearts for the right reason: young love. But, almost as if it has eyes, fate sees to it that no love that is meant to be is allowed to be, without it being tested to the passionate edges of chance.

Accidents. Small ones are remembered and retold with a laugh. Useful ones are celebrated. But shattering ones, those are the ones that slip from the fingers of fate. The kinds that are followed by silence as it roars the sound of life changing. And it is this pounding drone that Sarah and Will, once inseparable, now hear when they listen to their hearts.

After her accident, Sarah awakens in a hospital room and into a very different life. Will, accidentally buried by heavy timber when he heroically saves a fellow worker, is also delivered into his own unforeseen, disoriented new life. Destiny's dust never settles. And nothing is clear when doubts appear. Sarah is betrothed to Adley, while Will is engaged to Margaret, yet both are still connected to each other by an indescribable draw seemingly groping out from the deepest reaches of fate. A fate that deliberately leaves the door of temptation cracked open, and leaves both to fight the desperate desires of wanting what each knows they cannot have.

©2013 Jacelyn Rye (P)2018 Jacelyn Rye