Meet Steve and Marcie: Unforgettable Characters Helm a Deeply Moving Story of Opposites Attracting in "Sydney where love was found"

 

At the heart of every great love story are two characters whose journey is so compelling, readers feel they know them intimately. In his stunning debut, The Marcie & Steve Series - Sydney where love was found, author Kenneth E. Summers introduces a pair of protagonists whose complexities, vulnerabilities, and electric chemistry make for an unforgettable reading experience. Meet Steve Williams and Marcie DeAngelis, two souls from different worlds whose chance encounter sparks a romance of a lifetime.

Steve Williams is a man readers will instantly recognize and empathize with. At 42, he is the picture of success: a widowed business owner and dedicated father who has meticulously structured his life for stability and control. Wounded by past loss, he is cautious and pragmatic, particularly in matters of the heart. He is with a woman who offers comfort but doesn't challenge him, and he has accepted this as his lot. Steve represents the man who has forgotten how to dream, who has prioritized safety over passion. His journey is a powerful internal struggle, as meeting Marcie forces him to confront his deepest fears and re-evaluate the very definition of a life well-lived. Summers masterfully writes Steve’s internal monologue, allowing readers to experience every moment of his confusion, exhilaration, and terror as he is swept away by a love he cannot rationalize.

Marcie DeAngelis is far more than just the beautiful 24-year-old model she appears to be. She is a force of nature—wise beyond her years, emotionally fearless, and incredibly perceptive. While she navigates a world of high fashion and glamour, she possesses a down-to-earth honesty that cuts through pretense. She is the catalyst of the story, the one who sees the man Steve could be and challenges him to become him. But beneath her confident exterior lies a deep well of vulnerability, stemming from a complicated family past and recent heartbreak. Marcie is not a perfect heroine; she is flawed, sometimes impulsive, but her capacity for love and her unwavering belief in her connection with Steve make her an incredibly powerful and inspiring character. Her journey is one of learning to trust again and fighting for the happiness she knows she deserves.

"The story truly belongs to Steve and Marcie," says Summers. "I wanted to create two deeply realistic people. Steve isn’t just an older man; he’s a man carrying the weight of grief and responsibility. Marcie isn’t just a young beauty; she’s an old soul with her own scars. Their magic is in what they unlock in each other. She reminds him how to feel, and he provides her with a sense of safety and genuine adoration she hasn't known. It’s a symbiotic, transformative connection."

The chemistry between them is palpable from their first conversation. Their dialogue is sharp, intelligent, and deeply intimate, ranging from playful banter to soul-searching confessions. It is through these conversations that the 18-year age difference between them melts away, revealing two people who simply understand each other on a fundamental level. Readers will root for them, ache with them, and celebrate their courage as they navigate the immense obstacles—both internal and external—that stand in the way of their happiness.

For those who love character-driven fiction, Sydney where love was found is a masterclass in creating a central relationship that is authentic, moving, and utterly addictive. This is a novel you will read for the plot but remember for the characters.

About the Book:

About the Author:
Kenneth E. Summers excels at crafting deeply realized characters whose emotional journeys resonate with readers. His debut novel is a testament to his ability to explore the intricate dynamics of human connection through authentic, flawed, and unforgettable protagonists.

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Name: Kenneth E. Summers
Amazon: The Marcie & Steve Series — Sydney where love was found
Email Address: ken0874@aol.com
Phone Number: 8186931974


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