Publication Date: December 1, 2023
At the edge of the raging Colorado River, Robert Jaeger stands ready to end his life. He is in mourning over his dead wife and having a hard time picking up the pieces to care for their four-year-old daughter.
Lilly Radford hasn’t been the same since her baby died. Unable to cope, she drives for days and ends up at the Colorado River and falls in.
Before Robert can execute his heinous act, he is catapulted into rescue mode to save another. In his zealous attempt, he soon realizes this stranger may have saved him.
When he returns to Seattle to face life alone, he is stalked by two inevitable threats. Zachary Butler, a cold and calculated killer, is close on Robert’s heels determined to kill Robert for getting him fired. But the second threat is just as lethal, leaving him to wonder how his heart will survive a second chance at love or the heartbreak sure to follow.
Entangled in a world of selfish ambition, these characters chase something mankind has never been able to capture. Time. And if Robert and Lilly don’t get over their selfishness, they may never experience the beauty lying just below the surface of their pain
… if Zachary Butler has his way.
Amid the anger, madness, darkness, murder, obsession, ambition …
How will it all end?
Two broken people meet under challenging circumstances, both grieving what they’ve lost.
Author Donna B. Comeaux explores loss and second chances in Breathe for Me. Complicating matters is a man set on revenge.
Emotions play a significant role. While Robert mourns the loss of his wife, Lilly grieves her toddler daughter. It is only through chance that they are thrown together.
Their happiness is threatened by Zachary Butler, who has a grudge against Robert. His character adds an extra layer of suspense as someone dealing with dissociative identity disorder. It’s fascinating to see how the author differentiates between Zachary and Zac.
Breathe for Me offers a potential happily ever after—as long as the couple can survive a psychotic killer.
Born and raised in Texas, Donna resided in the Gulf Coast region until she married and moved to Oklahoma many years ago. Aspirations to write began when she was fourteen, but she didn’t pursue her dream until her children left for college. It took her several years thereafter to conform to her newfound freedom and launch her writing career. Donna is now living out her dream. Aside from God and her family, she wouldn’t spend her time any other way than writing.
