Boxing the Moonlight by Mister Heavenly
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Mister Heavenly dabbled in love and affection on their first record, 2011’s Out of Love. This...
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BookwormMama14 (18 KP) rated The Love Letter in Books
Jan 2, 2019
Woven with words that intoxicate the soul, Hauck brings us a story of pure beauty. Heartache and passion drive Chloe. She longs to change the way that people see her. But it may be a harder task than she first imagined. The connections through history were so cleverly created. Time-slip novels have become my favorite. With each page you are longing to discover the connection between the two timelines. And when the realization finally hits, it's a glorious moment to behold. Jesse is such a wonderful hero. Handsome, flawed, talented, and bit of a history nut. Traveling back to the American Revolutionary War, we meet Hamilton and Esther. Oh my goodness. Their story is one you really must discover for yourself.
With the heart of the story coming back to Christ and Love, readers will fall in love with the settings (in both eras), the characters, and the passion. The depth and characterization found on the pages of this book will move you and speak to the heart.
I received a complimentary copy of The Love Letter from the publishers. I was not required to write a positive review. All opinions expressed are mine alone.
Things I'm Seeing Without You
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Fans of Thirteen Reasons Why and All the Bright Places will laugh and cry as they read this...
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Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2165 KP) rated Once Upon a Murder in Books
Feb 21, 2024
The first book in this series was one of my favorites of last year. This book wasn’t as good, but it was still enjoyable. As with the first book, the mystery takes a backseat at times. However, here the other storylines weren’t as compelling. This is especially true of the romance. I was glad it wasn’t dragged out too much and I bought it in a way I wouldn’t in other series, but I wasn’t as invested in it. When the murder really kicks in during the second half, I was more fully on board, and I love how that was resolved. Likewise, I still loved all the characters and did enjoy seeing what happened to them. Fans of the first will want to pick this up. If you missed the first, you’ll definitely want to start there.
The Foodie's Guide to Falling in Love
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The Foodie's Guide to Falling in Love was previously published as The Dish. The Foodie's Guide to...
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Uncovering Love
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At forty, Scarlet Black had made more mistakes than she could count. Her bad boy had turned into a...
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Heard It in a Love Song
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From Tracey Garvis Graves, the bestselling author of The Girl He Used to Know comes a love song of a...
Caffeinated Fae (464 KP) rated The Bride Test in Books
May 7, 2019
The Bride Test brings some lovable characters from The Kiss Quotient and puts them into a new perspective. This book features Khai Diep, a character we briefly met in her last novel. Khai is such a well-written character, and I just loved Esme as well. Both Esme & Khai are well developed, and the chemistry was exciting and fun. What I love about Helen’s books is that they feature characters with autism, but it doesn’t define them. She puts so much thought and love into her books that it’s hard to read a book after it.
The plot kept me fascinated, and it was completely unique to me. I loved the cultural aspects present in this book, and I liked how it all played out. This is hands down my favorite book so far. It’s funny, it’s quirky, and it’s a book I never wanted to end.