Divine Intersection

by Nancy D'Lynn

Divine Intersection is a "true" story. Not in the sense that it is an actual description of actual events, but in the sense that the characters feel real and deal with circumstances that everyone has firsthand knowledge of. Loss, regret, fear, and yet endurance in the face of hoplessness are things that we all experience. At the lowest points in their lives, three people find each other in a brief, wonderful accident that they can neither understand nor explain. But, they realize that not all miracles need to be quantified and that one single event can change your entire life. Divine Intersection is a distinctive fiction novel full of suspense, action, humor, heart and healing. The setting, the mountains of North Carolina, is both vibrant and inviting, painting captivating pictures in your mind. They provide the perfect place to find solace and outrun demons both figurative and corporeal. The main characters are genuine and charming and soon become family in your heart, while the villians are intense and yet charismatic (even if it is only in their own minds). All in all, Divine Intersection gives you an escape from everyday life, the oppurtunity to lose yourself in a story....... and another place to call home.

341 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 31, 2010

Reviews

[Angie · Rating 5 out of 5]

"Divine Intersection" by Nancy D'Lynn is by far one of the best fiction books I have read in quite some time. Being the school teacher that I am, I read a lot - both for work and pleasure. Ms. D'Lynn's work of Art has helped me regain confidence with her ability to break away from the norm. She has managed to create a world that delights the reader with intrigue, heart-felt passion and a series of twists that not only captures the reader but pulls the reader into the world she has so ingeniously created. I cannot wait until a sequel is published as this would be only fitting Ms. D'Lynn's talent.

[Natalie · Rating 3 out of 5]

My friend wrote this book and I so proud of her. It is a nice read--First thing I bought on my snazzy new Kindle.