Kirjahaku

Dana Altomare and Christopher Bannon met after a near death surfing accident and fell in love. The two of them find a kind of happiness and peace neither had dreamed possible. In the continuing story, Christopher and Dana find that living beyond the damage of the past can lead to a direct confrontation with the architect of those horrific events that shaped them. As the two grow ever closer, thoughts of spending their lives together begin to take shape. It becomes apparent that in order to create a future together, their separate pasts must be laid to rest. Their surfing and diving adventures in the crystalline South Florida waters and the Bahamas chronicle a love story with characters that you will long remember. At the precipice of their lives together the two will discover that the past can lose its grip, but the present and all its uncertainty has more power to destroy happiness. How truly precious can a moment in time be?

Dana Altomare feels at peace when she's out on the ocean. The adventurous surfer is excited about her move to South Florida but nervous about the past she has left far behind her. She knows she can't run from the demons chasing her forever. Christopher Bannon has demons of his own. Chris left a high-powered job as a successful stockbroker to become a carpenter in a small South Florida town. He's happier than he was, but he's still hurting. When these two lost souls find each other, a spark ignites. Dana and Chris become great friends. Both are dedicated to making the most of beach life and seeking out adventure wherever they can find it. Both also secretly long for something more from their relationship but can't find the courage to confess their feelings. In this steamy, tropical romance, Chris and Dana will both have to face their pasts and realize the truth about their future. Inner turmoil, however, isn't the only thing brewing off the South Florida coast. Mother Nature has her own surprises in store for the two friends, and their next adventure could end up becoming their last