You're welcome! And I'm glad it sounds good, because it is.anneloretrujillo wrote:Thank you for such a thoughtful review! I think that the pacing is important in books. If it doesn't match reality, it's kind of hard to believe as you said. I still think the book sounds pretty good.
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Thank you kindly!AbbyC wrote:Great review! It really gave me a good feel for what the book was about as well as it's strengths and weaknesses, without spoiling anything.
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Me, too! Even though it's not technically a Christmas book, I selected it as one of my Christmas Book Picks on my blog last year, since it's more than appropriate for the holiday season.truebookaddict wrote:Great review! I didn't realize it includes a Christmas theme. I may have to reconsider purchasing it. I love these types of books during the holidays.
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Yes, sometimes I read outside of my normal genres if a book has a general/universal theme or two I'm interested in. I'll admit it hasn't happened over-often, but I've been trying to branch out a little more this year.chocomeiske wrote:Great review. I don't often read women's fiction but I like the general themes of life and love and an emotional connection. Sounds like a good summer read.
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That sounds great!!lydialeigh wrote:Intriguing and well-written review that perked my interest in the book. Looking forward to curling up with this read and disappear for awhile in the world of the Bennett Women
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...to read it while you're roasting chestnuts on an open fire...crazilydramatic wrote:Great review! Seeing that it's Christmas themed, I will tuck it away until then to read.
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