By the Sea

By the Sea by Beverly A. Rushin, published by iUniverse in December 2000, is a work of fiction that explores themes of love and loss. Spanning 484 pages, this narrative follows Kimberly McManus, a recent graduate who postpones her wedding to pursue a brief professional career. During her absence, her fiancé, Dr. Jeff Reese, embarks on a journey that leads to unforeseen consequences, intertwining the lives of several characters as they navigate the complexities of relationships.
Readers will encounter a turbulent plot that delves into the emotional aftermath of lost love and the quest for new connections. The story reveals how tragedy impacts not only Kimberly and Jeff but also another man and his daughter who become involved in their lives. As the narrative unfolds, the sea serves as a backdrop, symbolizing both turmoil and the possibility of finding serenity and love amidst chaos. This edition offers a comprehensive look at the intertwined fates of its characters, inviting readers to reflect on the nature of love and resilience.
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How would you react if you lost someone you loved? This is a story of those who lost love and some who tried to find it again.
Kimberly McManus, a recent graduate, postponed her wedding for one year to seek a brief professional career. In her absence her fiancé, Dr. Jeff Reese, felt free to explore. His adventure had disastrous results. Another man and his daughter met with tragedy when they befriended Kim. A violent and turbulent plot is unraveled as the sea finds serenity and love.
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