About This Book
At a time when the country is expanding in technology and politics, Joan and Walsh are brought together. They partner in the housing business and make people's dreams come true. Finding each other is the highlight of their lives. Joan is at the top of her real estate career when she becomes feverish by Walsh. Walsh is a romantic gentleman who captures her soul. He is handsome. He is talented. He is charismatic. He is brilliant with every breath. Their meetings for business cause them to fall in love ten times over. Walsh spoils Joan, takes care of her and becomes the man of her dreams. Their courtship is adventurous and their wedding is picturesque. More joy comes their way in the birth of their daughter Abigail Stevens. When life gives its normal misfortunes, Walsh's manhood is shattered. His internal senses cause him to react in drastic ways. He makes a decision that changes his family's lives forever. Abigail is their only daughter that combines them both. She inherits her mother's style and her father's gifts. She is ever so talent and Joan is forced to groom those talents to awesomeness... by herself. Classes become Abigail's playground. Abigail is exposed to dancing, singing, acting, martial arts, piano, tennis, softball, basketball, swimming, sewing, technology, hypnotizing, scientific phenomenals, and memorization techniques. Abigail's first love is dancing, but her runaway father empties her soul. Her heartache takes her to places that a girl should never have to go. Along the way she discovers pleasures in other ways. At an early age, Abigail sees her nakedness. She is pleased with what she sees. Everyone must see her. She magnetizes to anything that will fill her void. Sex... Drugs... Hardness. Abigail knows she has sex appeal and she uses it. Her body is blessed in all the right spots. Beauty embraces her being. She has all the talents the Gods have to offer. She masters all of her extracurricular activities and can speak Spanish,
