Eternal Love

About the Book

Eternal Love is a book about tragedy. The play consists of five people including Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery, who have been soul mates since childhood. The play tells of how they reunited in their college years and finally tied the knot; how Mrs. Montgomery becomes stricken with a brain tumor; and how Mr. Montgomery, a professor, learns to deal with his wife’s condition. Nurse Andreas, a dedicated nurse, becomes involved along with her husband. Mr. Woodward, her doctor who specializes in neurosurgery, eventually become good friends with the couple. Through hallucinations, she must confront with her past , allowing the pain to be let go in order to move on. Now that the unexpected happens (is she prepared for the worst to happen?), will she overcome the trials that have been put in front of her? With her new friends and family, and Jonathon Robert by her side, will she finally find peace at last? Eternal Love is truly a love story to be read.

About the Author

Margaret was raised in Saddle Brook, New Jersey, near the shore between Asbury Park and Seaside Heights. The family moved up north to Lake Stockholm, located on a lake-front community, where she continued her studies. She majored in cosmetology. After graduation, she proceeded to find a position working for Hemsley Spear. She met and fell in love with her husband, thus going back to school for cosmetic hair removal while he was stationed in Germany during Vietnam. She eventually joined her husband, where they spent two years traveling cross-country. Her first son, Michael, was born in Munster-Handorf in a British hospital where, at the age of eight weeks, she was allowed to bring him home to America. She had her second child, Matthew, seven years later in Upstate NY. Margaret, now sixty-three years of age, lives in Glenville, New York, left with three cats and two parrots who keep her company. She enjoys the art museums, culture, and dance. She keep busy with the choir throughout the winter, but most of all, she loves to sit and write her poetry in the serenity of her own home.