Jillian's Touch
By Jax Jillian
Release Date: December 27th 2016
Jillian's Touch takes readers on a journey with Nathan Long as he struggles to find Jillian, the mysterious woman who wrote him a love letter.
After a near-fatal motorcycle accident, Nathan Long has received a second chance at turning his life around. Battling depression since his parents were killed several years ago, Nathan feels lucky to be alive. With the support of his friends, shrink, and a new girlfriend Stephanie, Nathan feels ready to move on from the suicidal thoughts and reckless behavior that was consuming his life. But when he receives a letter from a woman named Jillian claiming to be the love of his life, Nathan's focus turns to finding out who she is, and if she is in fact real.
When Nathan finally finds Jillian, he learns that the circumstances surrounding their time together are beyond anything he could ever imagine.
REVIEW BY KATHY:
To find the love of you life in a shared dream, what an amazing thought. But to find that love and not remember it, to have that person remember what you cannot is troubling and frightening but is also something that you want to remember is everything. This story is brilliantly written. As you read Nathan and Jillian's story you constantly try to figure out exactly what is going on. Is it real, is it a dream, did one of them die and they are now a ghost lingering to help the other one to move on? All of these questions are answered as you come to the end of the book as these two incredibly written characters meet, not once but twice and find that second chances at love does not only come to those who have had a past that have spanned years and are reunited, but can happen to those who have met under tragic circumstances made even more tragic when a memory is lost. Time that is only months in the making, with a chance of a second chance within that same time span. This is a beautifully written story, one that I have come to expect in the writing of Author Jax Jillian.
I highly recommend this book, as well as anything that Jillian has written.
To find the love of you life in a shared dream, what an amazing thought. But to find that love and not remember it, to have that person remember what you cannot is troubling and frightening but is also something that you want to remember is everything. This story is brilliantly written. As you read Nathan and Jillian's story you constantly try to figure out exactly what is going on. Is it real, is it a dream, did one of them die and they are now a ghost lingering to help the other one to move on? All of these questions are answered as you come to the end of the book as these two incredibly written characters meet, not once but twice and find that second chances at love does not only come to those who have had a past that have spanned years and are reunited, but can happen to those who have met under tragic circumstances made even more tragic when a memory is lost. Time that is only months in the making, with a chance of a second chance within that same time span. This is a beautifully written story, one that I have come to expect in the writing of Author Jax Jillian.
I highly recommend this book, as well as anything that Jillian has written.
She settled in Philadelphia, PA with her husband and son before she became a writer. Jax found a passion for motion pictures at a young age when she remembers “getting lost” in films, and that passion ultimately led her down the path to writing. she loves “getting lost” in her writing and particularly loves writing heartfelt love stories with a touch of tragedy which she believes is the key to truly reaching readers. Jax is the author of Larkin’s Letters and Ryan’s Letters, two contemporary romance novels that have seen early success from reviewers, with both averaging 4.8/5 stars on Amazon and Goodreads. She is currently writing her third novel and aspires to write a screenplay one day. When not writing, she works full time as a physical therapist assistant and as a mom to her three-year-old son.
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