Irish photojournalist Grace Brennan travels the world’s war zones documenting the helpless and forgotten. After the death of her friend and mentor in the field, Grace is shaken.
She returns to London hoping to rekindle the spark with the only man she ever loved—Scottish businessman Ian MacDonald. But he gave up his championship rowing career and dreams of Olympic gold years ago for Grace … only for her to choose career over him. Will life’s tides bring them back together … or tear them apart for good this time?
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Violence - 1/5
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Summary
As a renowned photojournalist, Grace Brennan has travelled to some of the most dangerous places in the world; humanizing the dehumanization war ravages upon its victims. After years of chronicling human suffering through the lens of her camera, grief has driven her back to London, where the lure of second chances dares to mingle with reoccurring, paralyzing nightmares. Ian. Sophisticated, considerate, passionate, and once-in-love-with-her, Ian. The best thing that had ever happened to her. How could she have deserted him? Ian MacDonald is convinced that he is seeing a mirage when he spots Grace Brennan lingering on the river shore. Ten years has passed, but he would recognize her lovely form anywhere. Why is she back in London and what does it mean that she is seeking him out after all these years? After spending time together, it becomes evident that Grace is broken in places that Ian is not sure can be mended. Equally evident is that neither has ever stopped loving the other. Will the ebb and flow of life and death reunite them, or will the unpredictable currents unmercifully tear them apart for a second time? \"London Tides\" is deeply stirring and emotionally engaging; leaving plenty of space for God\'s redemptive work and a hint of story that has yet to be written. Yet, there were times that I wanted more . . . . more lengthy conversations, perhaps a stronger spiritual thread running continuously through the darkness, and definitely one more chapter . . . . . capturing love\'s victory through all of London\'s tides.
Violence: Flashbacks of violence; very mild in totality.
Drug & Alcohol: Mentioned in social settings.