Angielski
The lies and deception of others and her own self-deception, entangled and entrapped Belle in such a way that she felt she was caught in a great spider's web, which had rendered her powerless and robbed her of all hope. Belle, the main character in this novel, was given this hope through the self-less love and encouragement of others, and a new found faith in her creator, as she experienced her own healing and transformation. As a result, she had a strong desire to pass this on to others. This started an altruistic circle. The snowball effect. She knew she had to find a way to break free of the web of secrets and lies, no matter how entangled she had become. Freedom and healing came in such a way that Belle was able to use her journey to help free others from their own entanglements of grief, loss and pain, and the secrets and lies in their own lives. Milton came into her life when she least expected it. He was different from the others. Could she trust him with her vision? She was faced with the huge challenge of letting go of her vulnerabilities, as their lives unexpectedly became enmeshed. When she finally did, her life changed beyond her wildest dreams. So did the lives of others.
