A tsunami of heartbreak consumed the landscape of her heart, wiping out all she has known or assumed or believed to be real over the last eleven years.
In "The Chance" by Karen Kingsbury, the protagonist experiences an overwhelming emotional turmoil that drastically changes her perception of reality. The metaphor of a tsunami illustrates the intensity of her heartbreak, as it devastates her emotional landscape, erasing everything she once held close and believed to be true over more than a decade.
This profound loss not only affects her feelings but also shakes the very foundation of her existence, forcing her to confront the remnants of her past and the uncertain future that lies ahead. Kingsbury captures the depth of this turmoil, highlighting the struggles of recovery and the journey towards healing.
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