For The Love Of Books

  Another wonderful book by Rachel Hauck! In this book, Rachel Hauck delivers another royal romance with lots of nostalgia from some of her previous novels and series woven throughout. The main theme throughout the book is forgiveness, redemption, and grace. A theme all of us can relate to if we do some soul searching. While not many of us are in the public eye as Gemma Stone is in the novel, so our past won’t have such a drastic impact, the truth is that all of us have chains that Jesus wants to break if we’ll just let Him. Rachel Hauck writes stories about people that we can relate to on a personal level. Sure, the chances of us being whisked away to be a princess in a foreign land are next to nothing, but the chances that we will have to make some of the same decisions that her characters make are highly likely. Definitely a keeper in my book! I received an e-copy of the book from the author. I was not required to leave a positive review. All opinions are my own. About the Book ...

Another Pepper Basham book has hit the mark of being a fantastic book! Even though this was Pepper Basham’s first split time novel, you would never be able to tell it as she creates both worlds seamlessly.  Both storylines are amazing - with approximately 100 years between the story lines, the transitions are smooth. Like two different types of cookies, the plots coincide. Both have the same basic ingredients - dna, books, and romance while each engages in separate special ingredients to make both unique.  Grab this book if you love books! That quality alone will make you fall in love with the two main characters!

 Wow!! It has been a really long time since I updated, and honestly I haven’t been reading as much as I love to because life has been on the fast paced side.  I finished this book a few weeks ago, and it was the one that sparked my reading interest into overdrive again! Nicole Deese does fabulously with every book she writes, but I think they just keep getting better and better! As we are taken into the world of Molly, and the pretty opposite world of Silas, we are able to see how the characters develop into the best version of themselves. I laughed, I cried, I held my breath in anticipation. Nicole Deese has done a superb job of drawing us into a world that does a great job of allowing us to see different angles of situations that are a reality to many people.