The
Big Reveal
When
do you reveal your past in your current relationship? First, second
third date perhaps? Or do you let them get to know you, then you
lower the boom! How does that work? I’m serious. If you did
something in your past that you’re not the proudest of, would you
tell and when? Have you told your significant other everything about
your past? How do you decide what to tell?
Does
your past really matter if you’ve left it in the past or does it
depend on what IT is? I love this show called Drop Dead Diva. In one
of the episodes, a husband found out that his wife had murdered
someone years before they’d married. Since they’d been together
their lives had been perfect. What would you do if you found out the
person you love has a checkered past?
Be
honest with yourself. It wouldn’t be easy. In all honesty, I don’t
know what I’d do. It’s so easy to say we’d do this, that, or
the other, but we don’t truly know until placed in that situation.
What
would you be willing to do for the well-being of your family? Would
you lie, cheat, steal, murder? Did you have the gut reaction of
saying no, no, no, no to all four? Are there circumstances you can
imagine where you’d step onto that slippery slope?
That’s
where the heroine in my latest romance novel, Stolen Heart, finds
herself. She’s done things in her past for the survival of her
family. She wants to believe she’s doing the right thing, but is
she? When you fall in love, do you reveal all of your past and if so,
when? Even if you’ve given up that life? Would you tell the one you
love that you used to steal candy as a child? What if your past comes
back to haunt you?
Here’s
a little about Stolen Heart:
Desperate
times call for desperate measures!
In
the midst of a desperate time, Taylor Paige reverts to a life of
crime; however, the tables have turned and it’s Taylor who ends up
missing a most valuable possession. She falls in love with her
target, and he steals her heart.
As
CEO of a multi-billion dollar company, Mike Hughes appears to be at
the top of the world. In reality, he longs for something he has never
had, a loving family. When Taylor Paige drops into his life he thinks
his prayers have been answered, but then he discovers her
extra-curricular activities and sets out to save the woman he loves
from herself. The problem—she doesn’t believe she needs saving.
I’d
love to discuss the dilemma Taylor finds herself in and what you
would have done. I hope to hear from you after you finish reading
Stolen Heart.
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