Nicholas triggers ruling over the world of romantic fiction.
‘The Wish’, one of his latest works, tells the abadi love story that exceeds the distance and time.
Released in September 2021, ‘The Wish’ has won praise for its plot, its emotional range and characterization of readers and critics.
Mapping two Christmas days which fell two decades separate from each other and celebrated in two different parts of the United States, ‘desire’ tells the story of Maggie Dawes, who fell in love young and could not fall from there even after 20 years.
At the age of 16, Maggie was pregnant and was sent to live with her aunt at Ocracoke by her parents.
He barely knew his aunt or his family and found himself haunted by sadness, solitude, and memories of his house and friends.
He put his baby to be adopted.
Foreigners with this new world, he found comfort at the Bryce Trickett company that matched his age and his intellect, and did not judge him for his stand out.
He introduced it to new things, including photography which was the determinant of his future life.
Fascinated by photography, Maggie found that his interest in this activity was also triggered by Merit, and he decided to pursue him; Then he became a famous travel photographer.
Caught in between running his own gallery and clicking on a picture of a distant city, he barely found time to think about the life he left to manifest his dream.
However, 20 years later on Christmas, he found himself grounded and was not inhabited because of the tomb medical condition.
Because of this, he hired an assistant to help him in everyday life.
When he found a growing bond between his assistant and himself, he poured out his heart about his first love and the only one and how he wanted to find the child he gave.
Heavy heating, jerking tears, exciting, sad but healthy, ‘desire’ by the splash of Nicholas leaving no emotion for the reader to experience.
This story proves the author’s statement “and in the end, isn’t that the most important in life? For truly known and loved by someone you have chosen?” This Roman novel will definitely warm your heart this winter.