Two Thousand Years: Abigail Phelps, Book Three

"Her face showed depth of character, a result of more sorrow but also more joy than most of us could handle. And her hair. I found it impossible to not picture Christopher Dean playing with the curls in a cafe in Vienna, and Sergei Grinkov unknowingly causing pain, but more importantly comfort, as he caressed her hair after the attack by Ted Kennedy. And I couldn't help but visualize John Kennedy's jaw dropping to the floor when he saw her for the first time in so long, gorgeous in a purple...