Award-winning
Broadway actress Leighanne Webster has it all until an on-stage panic
attack brings her career crashing to the ground. Returning to England
to help produce the annual Robin Hood Festival play could be the
diversion Leighanne needs. But with ex-fiance, Jamison Blake, as the
play's director, focusing on her new job won't be easy.
Breaking
his engagement with Leighanne so she could pursue her dream of being
a Broadway star was the hardest thing Jamison Blake ever did. When
she returns to Nottingham, his heart insists he made a mistake. Can
he convince her to give their relationship another try, or will he
have to let her go again? This time forever.
My review
This
novella is a romance with strong Christian characters. I really like
how Leighanne and Jamison pray and hear God's direction. The strength
of this story, I think, is the location and all the interesting
scenes around Nottingham and Sherwood Forest.
The
story is that of a typical romance. Leighanne and Jamison have issues
from their past and experience misunderstandings in the present. We
wonder if they will get through it all to rekindle their romance. It
seemed to me the ending came way to quickly for the plot line. We
readers don't really know if Leighanne and Jamison can build a future
together (as the meme to the side asks) because the novella ends
without letting us know.
This
novella would be a good choice for a quick read, especially if you
don't mind not knowing how the couple will work everything out in the
coming days and years.
My rating: 4/5 stars.
Author
Information
Linda
Shenton Matchett is an author, journalist, blogger, and history
geek. A native of Baltimore, Maryland, she was born a stone's throw
from Fort McHenry and has lived in historic places most of her life.
She is a member of ACFW, RWA, and SinC. She volunteers as a docent at
the Wright Museum of WWII and is a trustee for her local public
library. She currently lives in New Hampshire's Lakes Region. You can find out more at her website, http://www.lindashentonmatchett.com/. You
can find her on Facebook, LinkedIn and Pinterest.
Linda Shenton Matchett, 132 pages.
I received a complimentary digital copy of this novella through Celebrate Lit. My comments are an independent and honest review.
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