After the tragedy that claimed her family, Heloyse finds herself alone, lost in a deep void with no direction. Amidst the pain, she finds solace in the arms of someone who stood by her during that dark period, but she soon realizes that loneliness follows her, becoming a silent and relentless companion. Determined to escape the shadows of the past, Heloyse embarks on a journey in search of something that will make her feel again, something that will allow her to forget, even if just for a moment, the pain she carries.
Her journey takes her to a refuge of vast landscapes, where she meets people who offer her what she so desperately longed for: love and acceptance. But it is in the figure of a mysterious farmer that she finds something more-a silent storm. He is a man marked by suffering, whose invisible scars keep his heart imprisoned in a castle of solitude. Cold, distant, impenetrable, he carries in his eyes the pain of irremediable losses and a past that never leaves him in peace.
Both are prisoners of their own pain, of the memories that define them. But when unexpected passion blossoms between them, could it be that forgiveness, healing, and love can break the barriers they both built to protect themselves? In "The Turning Point," two wounded souls cross paths, and against all odds, discover that true forgiveness is harder to give than one could imagine-but it is also the only way to find peace.
Full of raw emotion, overwhelming passion, and characters that touch the heart, "The Turning Point" is a story about overcoming, redemption, and, above all, the transformative power of love.
Content for 18+ readers.
▍ AN ORIGINAL ╱ western romance
And if longing had a face, it would wear my features like a mask.
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I watched the fireflies dance,
Their glow fading softly in the dark,
They slipped from my hands, gentle as they came
And like a whisper on the wind,
The night went quiet again.
When we were young, we were taught the distinction between
A hero and a villain
Good and evil
A savior and a lost cause
We were taught this
But what if the only difference is the one whos telling the story
UNDER HEAVY EDITING LIKE STORY LINE WISE
So if you come back one day and it's completely changed I apologize! I had two ways I wanted this to go and wrote out one entire book before realizing a different way would be better