Three decades and four beautiful children later, Lina Mushcab finds herself at a crossroad where she is, torn between making her marriage work for the sake of her children, and taking the road to freedom by going through a divorce in which her happiness truly lay. A romantic at heart with a positive outlook on all things, Lina touched lives unwittingly, so it came as a pleasant surprise when soon, she is swept up in a wave of love that is all consuming and must find the strength and courage to speak up, crossing the cultural barriers that could prevent her from living a happy life. Where Love Takes Us is a true story written in simple poetry, which the author collected over the years. It is not just a poetic memoir; it comes with lessons for those who have lost faith in the institution of love and marriage. If you secretly harbor the hope that someday love, care, mercy and commitment will enter your life again, this is a MUST READ for you. In Where Love Takes Us, readers can learn: - How aware and resilient children really are about the real relationship between their parents. - How letting go of the past and moving on with life can actualise dreams and goals. - How communicating openly can help you to recognise who speaks the same language as you, whose world runs parallel to yours, and who shares things in common with you. - How to cross the cultural barriers by building relationships based on love and acceptance

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