This is the first romance novel that gave me the goosebumps. The plot is about the love story of two thirty year guys who decided to marry after only two weeks of dating. The main characters of this much chatted wedding are Tara and Luke.
Both of them lost their parents tragically. Tara’s parents catch a disease during the first travel of their life. Indeed, returned home, they get sick and die in a very short time. The parents of Luke, instead, died in a truck accident.
The future spouses are two lonely people, with a problem : Luke is a bossy companion, but Tara pretends to accept the dark side of her new love. I greatly appreciated this reading and the way of the author to face the topic of loss and the consequences of this wedding. A hasty wedding made to fill the gap left by a tragic death.
The tone of voice of the author is heartfelt and seasoned with religious sentences. Thoughts about faith and God surround the various chapters and make them really poignant. I remained more and more involved by the novel, chapter after chapter, and consider it as the best novel to read for Saint Valentine.
Title of the book: The Certain Hope
Author: E.C. Jackson
Publisher: E.C. Jackson
Pages: 261
Available on Amazon.
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