In Letters Book Two, we find New York City financier, forty-year-old Perry Jackson, broken-hearted and heading home to the Hamptons. After four months of a promised one-year journey, Perry concedes that his destiny with Lucas has failed. In yet another serendipitous moment, Perry once again encounters the ethereal young man, Chad. Perry and Chad met in the beginning of Perry’s journey while he searched for love and a new life without his deceased husband, Jack... moreIn Letters Book Two, we find New York City financier, forty-year-old Perry Jackson, broken-hearted and heading home to the Hamptons. After four months of a promised one-year journey, Perry concedes that his destiny with Lucas has failed. In yet another serendipitous moment, Perry once again encounters the ethereal young man, Chad. Perry and Chad met in the beginning of Perry’s journey while he searched for love and a new life without his deceased husband, Jack. Chad, sensing he was not the one, encouraged Perry to continue his search for love and the two parted ways. Does another chance meeting add up to love for Perry and Chad?Lucas Jenson, a twenty-year-old residing in Beaufort, South Carolina, hung his heart on the chance for love with Perry. The young man from the wrong side of the tracks found it difficult to imagine a lifewith the multi-millionaire. The differences in their lives seemed too great to overcome. With a heavy heart, Lucas gave up on love. Love had never been something he could count on. Afraid he wouldbe left first, he told Perry he will not join him in New York. Nothing about Perry and Lucas’s journey has been easy, but now they both have choices to make. Does Perry consider that Chad is the man he should have chosen? Does Lucas regret letting Perry go? What about Clint? Is Clint in love with Lucas? What circumstances ultimately put Clint’s life at risk over his devotion to Lucas? And finally, what about Jack? Do dead men really tell no tales? Not exactly. Jack cannot speak, but he still has plenty to say as the story comes to the ultimate conclusion. less
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