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This book is about the romance and tragedies that come along with an age-gap relationship, a relationship in which the gap is larger than seven years.
A Vietnam War veteran and a half-Korean/half-Black adoptee meet in Indiana and, ironically, they take a liking to each other.
They are not just ships passing each other in the sea of life; they actually hook-up despite doubts that the relationship will work. The feelings between them are intense, making each day, each week, each month more intense than the last. But they become separated by distance. And more, doubts emerge as to the longevity of the relationship.
The question: How long can they last in their own little world until they start to see the world around them?
A Vietnam War veteran and a half-Korean/half-Black adoptee meet in Indiana and, ironically, they take a liking to each other.
They are not just ships passing each other in the sea of life; they actually hook-up despite doubts that the relationship will work. The feelings between them are intense, making each day, each week, each month more intense than the last. But they become separated by distance. And more, doubts emerge as to the longevity of the relationship.
The question: How long can they last in their own little world until they start to see the world around them?