Amy Sutton

"Eternity's Chance" Amy Sutton

Turning down a marriage proposal over dinner at an upscale restaurant is certainly not how Jen envisioned spending Valentine's Day, and the morning-after phone calls from her mom and brother will have her wondering is she will ever find the love of her life. "Eternity's Chance" is a humorous and dramatic exploration of the modern day search for love, which in Jen's case will unfold along two parallel paths transcending time and space. Through her brother, Bobby, Jen meets Grace, a psychologist who hypnotizes Jen and allows her to experience a previous life as a young Native American girl. Unfortunately, Jen retains no memory of what she said while entranced, like the perplexing claim of being a Sioux Indian who adopted an elephant from Buffalo Bill. Needless to say, Jen decides that a follow-up appointment is in order, and in succession Jen's tales of a past life as a ten-year-old girl named Dandy Lion are recounted in loving, imaginative detail. In fact, Buffalo Bill and an elephant are a part of the story, and the tale of Grey Boy and Dandy Lion sets the stage for Jen's search for love in the present tense. "Eternity's Chance" is a refreshing reminder of the possibilities and realities that exist around us all, invoking past loves and past lives in a love story for the ages. Anyone in search of an engrossing, enchanting romance will fall head over heels for this remarkable tale and its timeless message that love is eternal.