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Is
there a chance for love later in life, after divorce or the death of
a spouse? Rose Davis is about to find out. Rose's ex-husband, now
married to a woman half his age, tells Rose he is moving to
Washington D.C. His dream of being involved in national politics is finally
happening. But what about Rose? Making the decision she needed a
change, she sold the house in Portland and rented a cottage on Saint
Croix. She met the doctor of the local orphanage and her life was
about to change again.
This
novel is pure romance. There is no complex plot involved. There is
not additional information to learn about something interesting,
something I like to see in a romance. There is a steamy romance. I
was a little concerned about the intensity of the romance between
Rose and Patrick, the doctor. It was a little too physical for me.
The
strength of this novel is highlighting the difference between a faithful Christian and a nominal one. Rose was angry with God after her
divorce and distanced herself from Him. Patrick is a faithful
Christian and the difference in their lives is well presented.
I
recommend this novel to those who enjoy a Christian romance that is
all romance and quite intense with respect to the physical attraction
between the characters.
I
am taking part in a blog tour of this book. You can find links to
others on the tour and read a guest post by the author here.
My rating: 4/5 stars.
Stephanie
Smith dreamed of writing since she was a teenager. She lives in the
Pacific Northwest.
Desert
Breeze Publishing, 228 pages. You can buy a copy here.
I
received a complimentary digital copy of this book through Celebrate
Lit. My comments are an independent and honest review.
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