Holiday,
Cassie Constantine and Richard Dillon have both experienced the unexpected loss of their spouses, and now they face very uncertain futures. When Cassie leaves her home in
The tentative but certain attraction that begins to build between Cassie and Richard is tenderly established and allows room for a lifetime of memories and family relationships to remain and flourish. The ending leaves the reader poised in a place of eager anticipation rather than tying things into a predictable package, and that leaves me hopeful that we’ll see this crowd again some day! I thought this was a very appropriate ending to a tender romance set amid a time of life when establishing new relationships is not easy to do.
I’m not quite to this pre-retirement stage of life, but my own extended family is the results of my dad losing his first wife in a very unexpected way. Because of my own observations of love and loss in real life, I thought Sandra did an excellent job of creating a believable and honest look into the lives of two people re-discovering some very precious truths about friendship, love and relationship. I recommend Love Finds You in Holiday Florida
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2 comments:
Your site came up on my google alert, and I was really happy to read your review of my book, Love Finds You in Holiday, Florida. I thought you came from a really thoughtful perspective, and I just wanted to thank you so much for visiting Holiday along with me.
This was a sweet book. Loved your review!
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