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Three stories in one | Always | Timmothy B. Mccann

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	• Always Timmothy B. Mccann HarperTorch, 2001 - 304 pages average customer review:based on 50 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Always

I found Timmothy McCann's book entitled, "Always" to be a literary celebration. Following Henry Louis Davis, the second bid to become the first African-American president was like being in the studios of CBS or ABC on election night, Exciting! I highly recommend this book and dedicate it to the dreamer in all of us.

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I liked the broad time span that the author covered in this book, and I believe that he covered it well. I enjoyed the book. The television show 24 on the Fox Network has a very similar story line to me.

Three stories in one

this is the story of Henry, who's about to become the first black president. Cheryl was Henry's first love but things didn't quite work out for them, they still have a love of love for one another though, then there is Leslie, Henry's wife who feel she is second after his career. The story gives you a look at their life when they were young, and older.

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Wonderful Novel

I just finished reading this book and it is one of the best novels I have every read. Timmothy McCann out does himself with this one. His writing is so pure and alive. He makes you feel the characters pain and joys. The people he writes about are so ral and it is amazing how he can write from a male point of view as well as a female point of view and be so accurate with it. I would strongly recommend this book to everyone. You will just fall in love wiht Henry and Cheryl and Leslie. The pain and the love they share and lose will have you on edge and you will not want to stop until the end and they you will just simply say "Always"

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Kept me up all night

This was a great book. I grabbed it because the title sounded like a good one, I knew it would have to be some sort of sentimental story, with a name like 'Always'. So I started to read it and found the each lifestory SO real, it was like the Author had lived each life. The four main characters tell their life story, and the important dates in their life, and the reader feels like they were there with the characters as they grew up and suffered heart ache, and stress as their dreams were broken and achieved. It ended to soon, but I thought the ending was the best part. You wouldn't be disaopinted.

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It's election night and Henry Louis Davis II waits for the results that could make him the first African-American president of the United States -- the seemingly impossible goal he set for himself on the day Dr. Martin Luther King was assassinated. Back then it was merely a dream he shared with the love of his teenage life, as they promised one another that what they had together would endure forever.

The years have carried Henry Davis along a remarkable path, to breathtaking highs and devastating lows. He has pledged his soul eternally to Leslie: his cherished lover and best friend ... his wife. Cheryl, Henry's long-ago romance, is now the mother of a grown daughter -- yet she still yearns for the one man whom she has never stopped loving.

On this historic evening, three people face the consequences of their life choices, as each recalls the dreams of yesterday and the promises of tomorrow, promises that will lead them to a brilliantly dawning new day -- and to a love destined to last for ...Always

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