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All is written from experience alone, Dreams and ideas reality hone, Personal take meaning no harm, Fictitious facts spinning their yarn, Preposterous brief earnestly told, Twisted tale madness behold A transformational work of philosophical fiction, 5am eternal is a personal take on ‘life the universe and everything’ threaded through a story of apparently lost love and faithfully lived dreams in the search for resolution. Happily married with a desirable home and enviable career Jane is nevertheless clearly unfulfilled, although she is unable to admit this to herself. Her loving husband is sensitive to her needs and so decides to set her free in order for her to rediscover her innermost truth and authentic path. Unable to reach the teenage love of her life, who she has long since let go, Jane resolves to live out his historical dream in the hope she may then find him in that ethereal world, if not this. Meanwhile Sam, a phenomenally gifted and highly successful computer professional, who amongst other things has discovered time's illusive secret, waits patiently for her as he painfully day-dreams his lonely life away. Other key characters in this tightly twisted tale play out the various roles of an intensely interwoven emotional roller-coaster; as only time can respectfully tell. And then there’s the malevolent motorcycle named ‘Bitch’. Ultimately, all is but one...
5am
dawn of a new day
promise of an as yet un-risen sun
yet, let go
suspend disbelief
surrender preconceptions
neither light nor dark
it could almost go either way
sun rise or sun set?
time to wake
or time to sleep?
dream
or so-called ‘reality’?
5am
endless possibilities
pause
b-r-e-a-t-h-e
let go
Let emmamilton know what you thought about this chapter!
Wendy Salvo: I really liked this story but now that I’ve read all three I wanted to come back with a thought, the forward on this story talks about a reverse harem and not having to choose, but there isn’t any choice, or thought of a harem until the moment she connects with them, there is only foreshadowing of o...
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AARADHYA BAISLA: This wo soo so so nice I loved the storyline 👏💗
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S.TYTECA: I really enjoyed reading this book! The story was engaging and kept me interested throughout. There were a few minor spelling errors here and there, and some parts felt a little drawn out for my personal taste, but that’s purely subjective. Overall, it was a lovely read, and I genuinely enjoyed the ...
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Susan Morris: This is a fantastic romance story! The writing, the timing, the flow, the characters were all great. I love the story because it involved a “process” I had not read about before in shifter romance and was well thought out and applied to this story. Cheers to the author!
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vivcarroll: Good story line looking forward to find out the rest of what’s going to happen
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