Trapped in a Time Warp

Perhaps one of the most romantic songs ever recorded was "Unforgettable", vocalized by the late Nat King Cole. I don't recall who composed the melody and lyrics, but I believe that this person experienced his/her own great love story.
The memory of someone you loved very dearly in the past never ceases to haunt your heart and soul. How many of you have walked away from the love of your life for whatever reason and still suffer the pangs of loneliness and hunger for his/her love in the present? What would you give to recapture the moment?
The truth be known, many of us are incurable romantics, unable to change our ways. To have loved someone so intensely is, in my opinion, generated from a strong Neptunian vibration (Astrological aspect) and totally out of our control. We project all our yearnings and ideals onto the beloved. Unlike a very ordinary, mundane relationship, it incorporates a spiritual dimension. It is a strong dynamic embedded in the psyche. True, we can alter the intensity of the longing with rational and practical considerations, but we never really sever the memory of the beloved even if the love was never consummated. It is especially hurtful if we feel we are to blame for the breakup.
When you least expect it, a song from the past will play on the radio or someone may say something that will jolt you back to that special time in your life - to a picture of that special person. Ecstatically, you remember his/her touch, smile, embrace . . . "unforgettable".
For all the incurable romantics reading this preview, (I suspect there are many), this novel,
"Trapped In A Time Warp", tells your story, exposing the intense passion and raw emotions of two people who have loved on a level few have dared to explore.

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Amber Harris, an attractive middle-aged divorcee, has been unsuccessful in her attempts to regain the love of a man from her past, widower Michael Lombardi. Her hopes for a reconciliation with Michael had been spurred on by a revolutionary scientific theory concerning multi-universe phenomena. The theory suggested that fate offered an individual the opportunity to 'jump' from one reality to another. The various realities were termed 'choice points'. Based on her understanding of its concept, many experiences in one's life were being played out at the same moment. They were already created and a person chose which one he/she would bring to manifestation. Every possible option a person could encounter was acted out somewhere in some universe. What were these choices she had failed to recognize to actualize her dreams?
Confused and hurt by his indifference, she has assumed the blame, rationalizing his posture is founded on a regrettable decision she made when they first met many years ago. Hoping he might reconsider, she has tenaciously 'hung on' to her fantasy of a reconciliation . . . until now. She realizes her life has reached a stalemate and reluctantly decides it's time to move on attributing her painful disappointment to the dictates of fate and karma. Inwardly she knows she will never love another man as passionately again.
Determined to understand the hidden dynamics of their relationship that have kept her in emotional bondage for so many years, Amber seeks help from hypnotherapist, Dave West, and agrees to participate in a past-life regression hoping it will offer her insightful understanding and closure. The session generates a story from the depths of Amber's subconscious, offering powerful clues concerning her relationship with Michael. She leaves Dave's office unaware that in the near future, she and Michael will be given the opportunity to confront the hidden agendas that have orchestrated their life circumstances freeing them to make new choices.