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Love's Journey Home

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This is a great Saturday morning read. Two short stories, that will make you smile. I enjoyed them very much.

"Love's Journey Home is a pair of romance stories written by author Cynthia Hepner that will touch your heart and allow you to see past the trials and tribulations of everyday, and stop to think about what really matters in life. What a book to read in a warm bubble bath while you are alone to forget the problems of your life...What a time to sink into someone else's and perhaps find some answers that might influence you while the characters seek to find a love that could be lost to them!! I must say that Uncle Jack, in "Autumn", has to be my favorite character although he is dead. He has some of the greatest sayings and a love for his niece that doesn't stop even though he is gone. Being set in a small town brings a cozy comfort to you as the reader, making you feel "home" as well. In "Colton", it is good to be reminded of the fact that God does answer prayers in His own way, and He will always welcome the "newcomers" with open arms, especially in their time of need."

I really enjoyed this book. There are two light love stores that will touch your heart. In Autumn it is a love story that brought two people that were truly in love back to gether again. In Colton was an exciting love story that you wanted Colton to find Megan so he could prove to her how much he really loved her and how wrong he was. It was a book that you don't want to end. I read it twice and have bought copies for my family for them to read. This is a new Author and I think she has a future ahead of her in writting. I can't wait until she writes another book. I belive everyone should buy this book to see just what a nice read this is. You can tell this Author has a warm and loving heart.

Excited to read a new NW author, I gave this a try. Let's just say the quality was lacking in both style and substance. It felt like it was written by a twelve-year-old. I wanted to like these stories, but the presentation made it difficult.