All the Feelings of Love

About the Book

Often more than not, we try to put our love experience into words. I have collected all of mine and done just that. It has been done all around the world for centuries in millions of books. But what is unique and new, however, is my perspective of love. I have been writing my accounts of love since I was a young girl. I have seen the love my grandfather gave my grandmother till he passed away, the love my parents never gave each other, the love of a friend, and many more. I have seen them all and experienced some. They are the best and the worst of life, and I still have more yet to endure. My experiences are not only mine. Many of us have been through such events that are similar, and maybe you will find that one in my book. I hope my book will open the minds of the world so that they can see love in its many different forms, feelings, and identities. Love is not just a four-letter word to be thrown around as if it has no meaning or life itself. My stories and songs of love speak to anyone who has ever been touched by love. Even if you haven’t, you will be able to understand what I feel and know that love will come and touch you soon.

About the Author

E. J. Powell lives in Eastern America. Originally from the Mid-South, she developed a love of writing at a very young age as a way to express herself. E.J. Powell uses a unique blend of life experiences and experiences of others to convey a life of love. This is the first book by E. J. Powell with many more to follow. When she is not writing, she is a working mother and provide for her two sets of twins. She is a dedicated wife and member of the United States Army Reserves. E. J. Powell writes whatever comes to her heart. All the feelings she feels spill out of her mind and onto paper. Most of her pieces are written in the spur of the moment or in the emotional moments themselves. She does not shy away from even the most controversial feelings of emotions. She writes about everything, from lust, passion, desire, and heartache. E. J. Powell dedicates this book to her husband, cousins Marlo and Mack, Adele Perkins, her father, her many mothers, and everyone who ever taught her anything about love.