South of the Border

“In a space of blackness beyond black, a place of nothingness that was eternal and timeless, I was scattered into a rainbow of light. I had experienced an ecstasy with him that was a song to my higher Self. During our love making, we became a sacrament of bread and wine. I loved him then, now, and always. I could finally rest.”
~Eleanora Fredrickson~

Captured by a love, that both Eleanora Fredrickson and Stefan Gregory struggle to understand in the context of what their lives have been before, they both come to a realization of what might be between them, and both are astonished by the beauty of their very passionate, and very deep love.

She is a sixty-five year old psychiatrist, and he is a fifty year old endocrinologist.

Both brilliant, both world famous, and both cemented into their own lives. They meet for the first time at a faculty function for the School of Medicine at a southern California university.

An instantaneous love carries them both on a journey of self discovery.

Told in two voices.