The Break of Dawn:  Facing the Darkness >>>>>>Coming Soon

The Struggle with Ultimate Forgiveness

What would you do if you came face to face with your demon, the boy, now man, who repeatedly sexually molested you as a young child?  Would you scream at him?  Would you hit him?  Would you cause a scene and tell the world what a horrible fraud he is?  Would you finally make him pay for all of the pain and suffering he caused you?

Dawn has to decide after seeing Turner again, just how far she is willing to go in order to rid herself of the horrible past he inflicted upon her.  He is a good looking, wealthy, well-respected, upstanding man.  Should she call him out in front of the rest of the world for what he did to her years ago?   Would anyone believe her now if she did?  Does he deserve to be burdened with her lifetime of pain and shame, now, after all these years have passed?  Should she let sleeping dogs lie and just try to forget and move forward?  She has a man who loves and adores her.  Jerrod would never let Turner hurt her again.  But will she ever be able to tell him about her shameful past?  What would he do now if he knew, after her keeping it secret for all these years?  They are both grown men and the thought scares her.

Sometimes in life we must make split decisions…decisions that can alter the course of our lives and the lives’ of others.  See how Dawn deals with coming face to face with the darkness once again.  What will she do?  What would you do?

Meanwhile, she and Jerrod continue their lifetime of love and romance.  They love each other and always will, but what happens as they grow up and begin to realize that first loves are not always perfect.  Can young love survive as their worlds change around them?  Can he support her as she deals with Turner, even if he isn’t told the truth?  What if he finds out without her telling him?

Continue on Dawn’s journey as she confronts the darkness in her past while holding on tightly to the light of her future.  There are pivotal moments in life that will either break you or make you stronger.  Have you ever noticed that sometimes the deepest most terrifying darkness often comes just before The Break of Dawn?