She Will Be Loved (Peace in the Storm Publishing Presents)

Deisyre Moore, a woman with a unique name chosen by her mother, was destined from birth to grow up to be a special woman in one lucky man's life. She Will Be Loved is the tale of her journey to find real love, affection, and protection; things she has never known, and the events she has to endure along the way. Deisyre's first boyfriend turns out to be a lowlife who scars her for years. Despite this bad experience with relationships, she gave it another shot when she met Tim Wallace, which becomes her first attempt at giving love a try. Her first real love, brings her face-to-face with the same type of abuse that she witnessed her mother taking for years. At this point, Deisyre feels as if life has only shown her what it feels like to be hurt. She is confused as to what love should look like, and she is angry with God for allowing her to experience constant heartaches. That is until Trevor Alexander comes into her world. Deisyre shares a special bond with Trevor; one that she can't quite understand at first. Their relationship grows, and they share personal parts of themselves that they have never shared with anyone else. Deisyre begins to recognize the foundation of their attraction. It is an undeniable mutual understanding of real love that captures Deisyre's heart, forcing her to fall madly in love with Trevor. Two problems threaten their love: Deisyre's crazy ex-boyfriend Tim Wallace, and Trevor's unstable ex-girlfriend Trish Parker. She Will Be Loved is H. M. Trey's tantalizing sequel to Window to the Soul of a Man. It is Deisyre's account of how she was able to reach deep into the soul of Trevor Alexander, and how he returned the favor. Through Deisyre's eyes, real life issues faced by a woman who has given up on the thought of a happy-ever-after are revealed, and even with a connection with her soulmate, she struggles to renew her faith in love. Can Deisyre get past all the drama that comes her way and ensure that her relationship with Trevor will survive, or will the drama kill it all?