Diane de Pisa

Love of Finished Years Diane de Pisa

Love of Finished Years speaks from the heart of grief and relief and, uniquely, it -addresses the deceased person directly. -probes universal issues in the context of a cross-cultural marriage. -combines journal entries with poetry. -encompasses the agony of loss and intimations of afterlife. The posthumous love story unfolds in six chapters. The first three explore the bewilderment of loss: ""Vertigo,"" ""Where Are You?"" and ""Balancing Acts."" The last three confide spiritual and paranormal experiences: ""Signs,"" ""Dreams,"" and ""Ceremonies."" These true confessions to the lost beloved speak to all who struggle with relationships, bereavement, and faith in higher powers.