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Born and reared in Wexford Town, the South East of Ireland, K. K now lives in Washington with her American Sweetheart and step-son. She is the author of the Daughter of Arella Trilogy, an adult Fiction that some say borders on Celtic and how fitting it is. Eternally Spring was her first Nonfiction and now she has taken the plunge into the Paranormal genre with her Death Calls Series.
Reviewed by Lit Amri for Readers' Favorite
Eternally Spring by K.K. Weakley is about Nathaniel Lee Weakley, who was involved in an accident on the fateful night of April 8, 1997 in Tennessee. This non-fiction memoir provides an intimate perspective on how the life-changing event affected not just Nathaniel but his family and friends as well. I personally found it a very good read, and it is not difficult to see how it can inspire every reader. Despite its rather grim subject matter in places (especially some of the painful medical treatment that Nathaniel had to endure), it is ultimately an inspirational memoir. I am sure this will be appreciated by people who are dealing with or who have gone through a similar experience. Buried not too deeply in it is valuable wisdom about survival, love, strength and gratitude.
Personally, Eternally Spring makes it clear that all the little things that we take for granted can be removed entirely from our control at any time. Life is precious. Nathaniel’s brush with death gave him and the people around him strength, as well as another level of gratitude towards life. I must admit that some parts of the book are hard to read. That being said, author K.K. Weakley has written a beautiful, touching memoir. Weakley definitely has a way with words; every page is immersive. On the whole, this book is a gem and should be read by everyone. Also, it would be a great book for teen drivers to remind them to appreciate life a little bit more.
