Misconceptions

by Pamela Leigh Starr

In FATE you met Vanessa Lewis, a young woman from a strong, black Southern family. She was destined to fall in love with Scott, a man so different from, yet so perfect for her. CHANCES continues this... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1585711179
• ISBN13: 9781585711178
• Release Date: January 2005
• Publisher: Genesis Press (MS)
• Length: 299 Pages
• Weight: 0.70 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 5.5" x 8.7"

Customer Reviews

Misconceptions

Cassie Villiere has been keeping a huge secret from her ex-lover, Daniel Adams. For the past five months, Cassie has taken extreme measures to make sure that she is not working in the airport when Daniel is scheduled to pilot a flight for fear that he will discover her pregnancy. But, it seems that fate has other ideas. Not only does Daniel learn of Cassie's condition, he also demands that they get married right away. Can Cassie accept a marriage proposal from the man she is deeply in love with - knowing that he does not love her in return? Daniel Adams has major insecurity issues with women because he was abandoned by his mother at the age of ten. Although he grew up surrounded by his loving aunt and her family, Daniel has always believed that because his mother didn't love him enough to keep him then he doesn't deserve love from anyone. So, it came as no surprise to Daniel that Cassie was no different. Although he ended their relationship after over hearing a remark that Cassie made at a party, Daniel is unable to forget the feelings he has for her. While returning home from celebrating the Thanksgiving holiday with his aunt and her family, Daniel is unbelievably shocked to discover that Cassie is carrying his child. And to make matters worse, Daniel learns the truth behind Cassie's remark and he comes to realized that he has made a grave mistake. Will Daniel be able to make it up to Cassie before it is too late or is all hope lost? Misconceptions is a significant tale that is based on miscommunication and misunderstanding. I found the plot in Misconceptions to be very moving. There were times when I was laughing my head off, moments where I was teary-eyed, periods where I was caught up in the compelling sensitive issues and instances where my mind was clouded with passion. Because of the neglectful, hurtful experience that Daniel received from his mother while growing up, he could not fathom that a woman could love him unconditionally. Since Daniel was always looking for the negative to overcome the positive within any relationship, he never allowed anyone too close to his heart...until he met and fell in love with Cassie. Somehow, Cassie had managed to worm her way into Daniel's heart and before she could cause major damage, Daniel decided to allow a misconstrued statement rip them apart. There were many hurtful and very dangerous obstacles thrown in Daniel and Cassie's path throughout this storyline which made Misconceptions such an intriguing read. Misconceptions is a must read and while it is a stand alone novel, I would suggest reading the other novels (preferably in order), so you will be more in tune with all of the mentioned characters within this book. Nikita Steele Reviewed for Joyfully Reviewed

Does Love Overcome All?

Who says love doesn't fly the friendly skies? Cassie Villiere couldn't help but fall in love with Daniel, the handsome pilot on her route. Things couldn't have gone better, because he displays the same feelings for her. Problem is, Daniel has some serious insecurities to deal with, especially since he doesn't trust women and feels that he doesn't deserve love - from anyone. They also have to contend with society's flaws of acceptance, since Daniel is black and Cassie is white. An innocent remark at a party from Cassie sends their relationship down the tubes and Daniel out of Cassie's life. Two and a half years later, Daniel and Cassie meet again - this time under different circumstances. They haven't seen each other at all during this hiatus, and after a chance encounter, realize the love once shared hadn't been forgotten. One thing leads to another; although they part ways, Daniel leaves Cassie with a gift that will seal their bond forever. As Daniel finds out the truth behind Cassie's remark and the bond they share, he realizes he has made a grave mistake. Haunted by situations beyond his control, Daniel has to make some serious decisions. Trying to make up for lost time, he vows to reclaim Cassie's love despite the obstacles in their way. Can their love withstand the mistakes of the past? MISCONCEPTIONS is a realistic portrayal of miscommunication, society's unwilling acceptance of interracial relationships and the disheartening results of poor decisions. Pamela Leigh Starr has written a novel to enlighten, cheer and inspire hope for better circumstances. Reviewed by Belinda of The RAWSISTAZ™ Reviewers