In the Beginning

by Cindy C. Bennett

Before coming to Earth Alashon and Vindar vow to find one another. The vow is not made lightly: if they fail, they will spend their eternity’s alone.

Drake has lived a hard life. In and out of trouble with the law, sentenced to juvenile corrections and finally released to the custody of his parole officer, the strange, surfer-dude Tom, Drake is forced to move to the tiny beach town of Seaside. There, he meets Megan, Tom’s off-limits daughter. Though he tries to avoid her, it seems she turns up constantly in his life. It isn’t long before he finds himself looking forward to visits from the ultra-optimistic Megan. But does she really care for Drake, or is he just another charity case? And why does she seem so very familiar to him?

In the Beginning is part of the It's a Love Thing anthology
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45 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 15, 2012

About the author

Cindy C Bennett was born and raised in beautiful Salt Lake City, growing up in the shadows of the majestic Rocky Mountains. She lives with two daughters, and three dogs. She also has two sons and two daughters-in-law. She volunteers her time working with teen girls between the ages of 12-18, all of whom she finds to be beautiful, fascinating creatures. When she’s not writing, reading or answering emails she can often times be found riding her Harley through the beautiful canyons near her home (yes, she rides a Harley and no, you'd never know it to look at her!).

Please visit the author’s website at
www.cindycbennett.com

Reviews

[Mindy · Rating 2 out of 5]

If I had read this as part of the anthology, I don't think I would have picked up Cindy Bennett as one of my new favorite authors, which is unfortunate, because she is one of the authors I keep an eye out for.

[Liz Finney · Rating 2 out of 5]

Beyond cheesy!

[Janis · Rating 5 out of 5]

So sweet! And the setting in heaven suited my beliefs perfectly. Thank you Cindy C. Bennett!

[Mandi Ellsworth]

I had a hard time with this book's interpretation of heaven, and it sort of tainted the whole story for me. It was short, and the love story wasn't bad.