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Have you ever wondered how you would react if told that you only had two years to live? Join the adventure of a lifetime as you walk this path with a true Southern belle, Jennie Martin, and experience life lived to the fullest with incredible joy, faith, hope, and trust in God. You will laugh as you cry and as you fall in love with this joyful wife, mom, and entrepreneur with an incredible zest for life that simply could not be defeated, not even in death. She is a modern-day little woman filled with a remarkable inner peace who cherished the real values of life and love and lived them to her final breath. This romantic tale of love s triumph will inspire you to build, refine, or elevate your own relationship into the depths of the intimacy and completeness we all yearn for depths that you may doubt actually exist. They are the very depths of pure love we were created for. Those struggling with the darkness of a terminal illness, their own or a loved one s, will find in The Last Dance a brilliant ray of light to guide them through this final portal. For our deceased loved ones are not gone; they have simply gone ahead.