A modern romance inspired by actual events, all characters are fictitious.
One of the quotes for writers is to write from your own experiences, and following this advice, Dandelion Wind was born.
We have all suffered heartbreak, sadly some through betrayal. It is an ugly and painful road to recover from, but somehow, after the world has returned to normal, we often find ourselves stronger than before. What we have to be careful of is shutting out love altogether for fear of getting hurt again. Wounds heal but the scars can still be felt under the skin.
This story is about how devotion can be misplaced. How trying to do the right thing can end in more pain. How trust, once broken, can never be restored no matter how sorry someone is. I write about Betty, who was a teenage mum that knows no other love but Daniel's, her childhood sweetheart. The young family moves from London to Devon in the hope of improving their relationship, but change is ahead and what transpires means their lives will never be the same.
It's my belief that positive things can always be drawn from the sadder moments in life and this tale optimises that philosophy. To be sure, 'Dandelion Wind' is an emotional roller coaster but it's also filled with a romantic element that stays with you. Heartbreak is always painful and difficult to move on from, but just around the corner, another love will knock you off your feet, it has just been waiting for you to be free again.
