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by Cindy I. Wilson (Author)
"Every Seven Years" and "I Don't Remember"
My grandmother always said life changes every seven years, "Sometimes for better, Sometimes for worse".
In the book "Every Seven Years" a young American draft dodger meets the "love of his life" at a Canadian lake. The far-reaching arm of the United States War with Vietnam makes it necessary for the young draft dodger to disappear without saying good-bye. As the lives of these two young lovers move forward separately, will my grandmother's saying prove to be true? And will they meet again?
In the book "I Don't Remember" a wealthy young woman starts a new life after she wakes with amnesia caused by an accident. Was it just an accident or something more sinister, a possible kidnapping attempt? Time will tell. As she is constructing her new life and moving forward, she meets someone and falls "head over heels" in love with him. Then suddenly he is gone. The circumstances of his disappearance are beyond belief. Will she wait hoping for his return or will a new love step in to claim her heart?
In each book there is a disappearance.
In each book there is a love found, then lost.
Each book has a new love who steps into the picture.
Each book has a reunion.
In each book there is a difficult choice to be made.
In each book: "One true love wins out in the end".
(Love and mystery for ladies 12 years to 112 years.)
