Tomorrow Is Another Day
Tomorrow Is Another Day by I. G. Whit, published by Xlibris Corporation LLC in February 2012, is a work of fiction that explores themes of family and connection. The narrative follows Sharon Cross, who reflects on her past while sitting on the beach. After being jilted by her fiancé five years prior, she encounters a little girl who asks if she is lost, leading to an unexpected bond that transforms both their lives.
As the story unfolds, readers will discover the evolving relationships among Sharon, the child she adopts, and her blind pianist boarder, who becomes a pivotal figure in their lives. The trio’s journey is marked by love and the creation of a makeshift family, despite the absence of traditional ties. The narrative delves into their experiences, including the pianist’s mentorship of the child in music, as they navigate the complexities of their unconventional family dynamic. This edition spans 180 pages and is presented in English.
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Sharon Cross was sitting on the beach and considering her past. Five years ago she was to have been married, but her fiancé jilted her and ran off with another woman. While thinking of this time, she felt bad because she’d wanted to have children. Just then a little girl comes up and asks, “Are you lost?” This begins an association that sees Sharon adopting the child! Her boarder who shares the large house is a blind pianist, who falls in love with the child, Sandy. He teachers her how to play the piano and they become a duo at the Casino where he works. The three of them meet up with another, older man who is also brought into their family and all kinds of strange things begin to take place. Still they refuse to allow anyone to break of the love which makes them all feel as if they were a family. If not by blood, then by love!
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