Meeting Benches World art in all forms
Many people loves to read. Our proposal call any web-traveler to sit into Meeting Benches info@meetingbenches.com to share written emotions, observing new creative horizons. Readers enjoy the arts and improve their imagination. Reading makes you smarter, it improves your memory to discover and create yourself. In his book (How to Read and Why), Harold Bloom says that we should read slowly, with love and with our inner ear cocked. By reading a written description, your mind is responsible for creating that image in your head, and the worlds described in books will help you expand your understanding, even while you travel in the US.
Helen Hardt is a masterful storyteller, and guides you through the experience by creating damaged characters you are rooting for to find peace and happiness. 6 hours of reading, 67,000 words and 231 pages. She wrote her first story at age six and hasn’t stopped since. She writes from her home in Colorado. Her passion for the written word began with the books her mother read to her at bedtime. Not forget, in addition to being an award winning author of contemporary and historical romance and erotica, she’s a mother and an appreciator of fine red wine. Within this series of numbers, it hides the success of the novel Obsession. https://www.amazon.com/Obsession-Steel-Brothers-Helen-Hardt/dp/1943893187.
Obsession: plot of the story. As he begins his journey of healing, she uncovers some startling secrets. Jade is in love with Talon, but no longer welcome in his home. Talon and his brothers are hiding something. You know the healing isn’t going to be easy, and that is the journey you take, trusting her to see you through. Jade and Talon are moving toward something life changing and I have no clue what it is. It’s raw, and we recommend this book to anyone who loved the 50 shades of grey series (but be warned it’s a lot more disturbing).
