Customer Reviews

Every Time I Love You

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Two lovers who are meant to be together thru every century. A betrayal that destroys that love or was it. Gayle and Brent knew they were meant to be together after that first touch. Married within a month, their lives looked to be perfect. Gayle started having vivid dreams of a long ago past and Brent changes into a revolutionary man who wife is a cheat whom he can't trust. Watch how Gayle and Brent learn the secrets of the past to bring harmony into their lives or end it.

This book was great...it is fast paced-a sure page turner. The story line is wonderful, and touches upon interesting subjects. I loved the way the past lives are intertwined with the present, and the idea that a love strong enough can transcend beyond death....The book was truly wonderful...GREAT!!!!

This story is one of those rare stories that you want to read more about reincarnation-- past lives led in a different era, especially if it is for true love and such amazing intense emotions that you cannot put the book down for any kind of outside distractions. I wish I can say there are more books like this, but there isn't. This one is a treasure. Don't lose a chance to read this one.


Quick CheckList:
Does hero have "affairs" with other women? No. Thank god
Macho male: For sure

First, let me say I am a huge Heather Graham fan (and all the romances by her pen name, Shannon Drake). I have rated many of her books 5 stars (see my other reviews). But I found this tale of two times and two loves difficult. It was distracting to move between a couple in Revolutionary War times to one in modern times. Just when I got into one romance, I was thrown into another. And I did not like the way the one in Revolutionary War times developed. You had to wait until modern times for a happy ending. So, this was not one of my favorites. And the whole reincarnation theme was also not one of my favorites either. Graham did a commendable job of telling the story, as she always does, but I just didn't think it was one of her best though perhaps not because of the writing but rather the story itself.

Sparks flew the minute they saw each other. Feelings were that strong. Once they laid eyes on each other- they couldn't take them off, literally. In the first night's time they were passionately involved and within a month Gayle Norman and Brent McCauley were married. Even others that came in contact of them said they were made for each other. But then the nightmares began. Gayle started having violent dreams that she could not explain. Concerned, Brent convinced her to go to a psychologist to talk things out. In the meantime, they move into a farm house that Brent inherits and stranger things start to happen. Brent starts acting like another person. It is going to take someone stronger than a psychologist to get to the bottom of what's going on- a parapsychologist. Could Gayle and Brent have possibly known each other before now? In another life time? Could the love they share be so strong that it is still searching 200 years later? From the Revolutionary War until now? It's a good book, fast-paced, page-turner- we all hope we could experience a love relationship like these two experience! Enjoy it!