NEW YORK - November 18, 2020 - (Newswire.com)
Grace Espiritusanto, a passionate forty-three-year-old writer and single mother from the Dominican Republic, has completed her most recent book “My Biggest Sin—Loving Hugo: My Truths”: a heartrending book about a woman’s painful journey of loving a man who is unaware of her feelings for him.
Grace writes, “The reason behind the title of my book, ‘My Biggest Sin—Loving Hugo: My Truths’ is to let people know that it could be possible that a young girl could fall in love by herself without the other party being aware of it. That happened to me. This guy, to be honest, didn’t like me whatsoever. Maybe because I was so young. He never even looked at me, but what I felt every time I saw him was incredible. I don’t want to give the wrong message. People need to know that if you fall in love with them, I wish I told him in the letter. I just need to say what I feel for him, that I love him, but I respected his choices and wishes. I wasn’t one of them. Loving people is respecting their opinion and accepting what they feel is best for them. I learned to move on even though I loved him deeply. I strongly feel that if you insist, all you do is make things worse. If something is for you, then it is going to happen with time, not because you force it. I wrote this title because I was only thirteen when I fell in love with him, and he has inspired me to write my story. I want to tell everyone what happened.”
Published by Fulton Books, Grace Espiritusanto’s book unveils the thought-provoking moments of a woman who has poured her heart for someone and learned what it truly means to love even if unrealized.
This book teaches a lesson or two about love and romance that will surely tug the hearts of those desire to partake in a woman’s affection for a man.
Readers who wish to experience this bewitching work can purchase “My Biggest Sin—Loving Hugo: My Truths” at bookstores everywhere or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes and Noble.
Please direct all media inquiries to Gregory Reeves via email at gregory@fultonbooks.com or via telephone at 877-210-0816.
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Original Source: Grace Espiritusanto's new book 'My Biggest Sin—Loving Hugo: My Truths' tells the poignant story of a woman with an unrequited love for a man
