by Bruce Van Ness (Author)
Love runs deep, but surely will have to weather storms which test the bounds of its depth. Vignettes from the Twilight of Life is a treasury of memories and reminiscences that well up in the dreams of Afrin J. Heath. He is a feisty, seventy-five year old man facing life alone since the passing of his wife several years earlier. He refuses to let the vagaries of old age defeat him or let the memory of his wife Molly fade away. Sometimes Afrin can be as rambunctious as a child, and in other moments, be swallowed up in the love and warmth of friends and family. He admits to missteps along his journey and some still make him cringe. But mostly there is laughter, tears, and love of life that makes old age something to be welcomed.