The Man I Love raises important and tough social topics that are relevant and timely. Suanne Laqueur deftly explores what it means to be vulnerable, resilient and human.

Review Quotes A new kind of romance, well-crafted and intelligently written. With its gripping story and an unforgettable cast of characters, this epic novel of love and forgiveness lingers long after the last page is turned. Fearlessly touching on todays social and mental health issues, The Man I Love follows Erik Fiskares journey back to the truth of himself and a woman he cant forget. You may think a woman like Daisy comes along twice in a lifetime, but she doesnt.

You may think thats closure, but it isnt. But can you really leave the one you were born to love? And is leaving always the end of loving? You never got over her, Fish. Soon, Fish is running again-not toward Daisy this time, but as far away as possible. Both are hailed as heroes after the shooting, yet the tragedy starts to bring out the worst in them, tearing the circle apart. At the center are Fish and Daisy, two soul mates who always brought out the best in each other. Spanning fifteen years, The Man I Love explores how a single act of violence reverberates through a circle of friends.

Everyone runs away from the stage but Fish, in a watershed moment, runs toward it. From the lighting booth, Fish sees his girlfriend, Marguerite Daisy Bianco, get caught in the line of fire. Erik Fish Fiskare is only a college junior when a gunman walks into the campus theater, intent on stopping the show. When he transitions from protected to protector. Book Synopsis A watershed moment exists in every mans life-the moment he stops being his mothers son and starts being his lovers man. About the Book A young couple and their circle of friends navigate through emotional upheaval in the wake of a shooting on their college campus.

The Man I Love by Suanne Laqueur