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Always And Forever

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I love Lyn Denison's books, but to me this one was just a retelling of Gold Fever with a little twist. Now THAT is a fun book that will give you some romance butterflies. My advice; buy Gold Fever or Dream Lover (ooh, or The Wild One, I really liked that one a lot).

Lyn Denison usually delivers a solid, enjoyable novel. ALWAYS AND FOREVER doesn't disappoint. Shann's sister convinces her to come home and help care for her sick, estranged father... a father who essentially threw her out of the house as a pregnant teen in crisis. Her father isn't the only reason Shann is reluctant to return home. She's scared to reunite with her first love, a woman who has gone on to marry and have a family of her own.

Fortunately, her old flame Leigh is nowhere to be found. In the meantime, she meets the several-years-younger Angie, Leigh's cousin. Discovering Angie had a teen crush on her, Shann begins to consider a relationship with the intriguing woman. However, when Leigh shows up again things get really interesting.

This is a light story that will tug on the reader's heartstrings. Anyone who has ever been strung along before will be able to relate to the angst felt by Shann and the helplessness felt by Angie. These are well-developed characters with potential and the supporting cast helps to truly round out the story. Take a chance on this one, it's a feel-good potential classic.

I really enjoyed this book. I have read it for a total of 5 times. It is written in a way that allows you to experience varing degrees of emotions.

When Shann returns home with her son, Corey to assist her sister, Liz. Shann has been estranged from her family, but returns to assist with her father's care after surgery.

Her first loves' family still lives next door, but the woman she fears to see is married with children. Oh, but there's a new "girl next door".

Read and find out who it can be.