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Eternally Spring

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His life had changed for good on that fateful night in Tennessee. On the 8th of April 1997, Nathaniel Lee Weakley learned what it meant to have his life flash before his eyes, while possessing nothing in his power to stop it. A true story of lost innocence, and the ability to have the strength to grab hold of life with both hands, in an never ending bid to move on.

280 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 2013

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K.K. Weakley

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Born and reared in Wexford Town the South East of Ireland, but living with my husband and step-son in Cashmere Washington USA. I have been writing for over 14 years.I love to write stories for those who enjoy to read and experience new characters they can fall in love with.
I do not write about butterflies and rainbows and probably never will. I write about love, sex, violence, war, paranormal and sometimes branch out into nonfiction, if, the story is one I feel needs to be told. I create fast paced, dark, strong men but stronger women, while making a point to writing for everyone regardless of sexual preference.

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November 11, 2013
K.K. Weakley’s Eternally Spring provides a unique insight into the psychological impact of a car accident on the lives of many. Usually we only hear how an accident affects drivers or a family member of the person involved. What is special about this book is that readers are able to experience the emotional journey of the driver, his family, and his friends as they cope with what was and what could have been. However, this story is not told in an artificial Hallmark-style in which no one can truly relate. Rather, we are shown intimate moments throughout Nathaniel’s life and those of his family, so that we can connect to him and understand that this truly happened and these things still happen to people just like us. If you are looking for an inspiring but honest read, this is it.
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