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Sweet romance

The story started a bit slow, but I stuck with it and was not disappointed. I enjoyed the storyline as well as the characters. I both read and listened to this book through the Kindle Unlimited program.

Alana Kerr Collins did an excellent job narrating. She has an soothing voice that made it easy to listen to the story. She brought it to life.

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Beautiful

I really liked this story. The author really made the characters real. The story itself was intriguing and at times keeping me in suspense. The narrator did a lovely job. I received a complimentary copy with no obligation to review.

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Sweet Love Story

This was a sweet and tender love story. I like how the story had a Christian aspect.