Progress of the Reformation in Ireland: Extracts from a Series of Letters Written from the West of Ireland to a Friend in England (1851)

John and Yolanda have faced many perils to their relationship and now a new battle has begun. John has been betrayed one too many times and now something has to be done to change the future that he had begun to believe in. He and Yolanda will have to go their separate ways, and he will begin life again, but now he has someone else to worry about… Annabelle doesn’t know what the little creatures are that she can see right before something happens. No one believes her when she tells them about the creatures. She is afraid and confused. Then she finds out that her whole young life has been a lie. What is she going to do? He mother is busy with the new babies, so who can she talk to? And the things are showing up close to home… Yolanda has blown it this time; she has lost everything, but she wants to fight for the life she and John had built together. John will have nothing to do with her right now, but she believes that he will eventually… The plot thickens as we take a closer look into the life of John Stanley, the man.