The first
book in The Fitzgerald Brothers is called One Night One Mistake. The heroin,
Eva is a strong, independent woman who made a mistake that caused her a
traumatic loss. With age comes a wisdom and the scars on the outside heal far
quicker than the ones inside.
Do we learn
from our mistakes? Do we get to an age where we should know better? I guess
life is a journey of living and part of living is to make mistakes and learn
from them. Hurting from the inside out can cause the ruptures of heartache to
become imbedded into our souls, but forgiving makes us better human beings. Trusting
and forgetting is another story.
The most
important lessons in life are from the bad mistakes we make, learning from them
so that we don’t repeat them. Developing the wisdom and sense that controls our
decisions can only come from bad choices.
“Anyone who has never made a mistake
has never tried anything new” Albert Einstein. Philosophical words…but invariably there are those
heart-breaking mistakes that scar us forever, the type
that stay with you constantly it doesn’t matter how hard you try to put them
behind you.
Eva and
Gabe travel a journey where neither one can offer forgiveness for the mistake
they made on one night of impulse. Walking away lost Eva ten years of her life and
letting her go cost Gabe the woman he loved. Will he be able to understand why
she left? Will she ever be able to love again?
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