Love so Deep — Victor McGlothin

"Autumn Leaves: Love So Deep" is an aticipated literary treasure that paints a vivdly dramatic, sensual, and sometimes amusing portrait of how we often times find ourselves in the middle of a love situation much too compelling to walk away from, although we've come to the realization that the relationship is in no way, form, shape, nor fashion, good for us. The other side of that same coin reveals life amidst the worn and tattered scenes of loves gone by; those of which we were more than happy to bequeath to yesterday. Each of the characters in this novel are forced to deal with past indescretions as they find themselves, in one way or another, confronted by an adversary so powerful that it can't be ignored, so real that it refuses to be denied, and leaves in its wake a sea of tears. Sometimes, unfortunately, we find ourselves caught up in a love so deep....

People who now, say you should pick your friends like you pick your fruit; carefully selecting each one. And if you should ever find yourself caught up in a love so deep, you'll soon learn that long after the love, laughter, and tears, true friends are all that you can count on. Thank God for true friends.

Kennedy James is a beautiful art dealer who has the man she wants and loves in the rich mahagony-hued Simpson Stone. What she doesn't have... is the man she needs. Her yearning fills the wells of desire that dreams are made of- a love stimulating enough to seduce her mind, passionate enough to captivate body, and spiritual enough touch her soul.

Marshall Coates is smart, charming, and easy on the eyes. He's also fifteen million dollars removed from the life he once knew and the woman who still possesses his heart. A dramatic error in judgement has him constantly looking over his shoulder for a love deferred- wondering what could've, might've, and should've been.

Legacy Child's doesn't have much to offer, just his talent, aspirations, and all the love a woman needs- and he's willing to give it freely and abundantly. The woman of his dreams has just one tragic flaw. She belongs to someone else.

Each of them are wounded by a love so deep, and touched by something so powerful it can't be ignored, so real it can't be denied.