I requested and received a copy of A Reason to Love from the author. Having read and loved Ms. Morgan’s Paladin and Talion series this poignant story was a change of pace for me. Having never read the series, I was not sure what to expect from it. However, I did enjoy this book. Spencer’s story grabs you from the beginning. Ms. Morgan immediately draws the emotion from you. You feel for this soldier as he stands over his grave.My only complaint would be the story did tend to move somewhat slowly at times, and the depth of characters were not always explored. I would still recommend this book, with Veteran’s Day coming up this a definitely a book to read. I requested and received a copy of A Reason to Love from the author for an honest review.I loved Ms. Morgan's Paladins series, but hadn't read the other two books from the Snowberry Creek series. I was bad...I judged the previous books by their covers, which were rather bland to me. So I wasn't sure what to expect when I read this book.And I can honestly say I loved it! (I only wished I had read the other 2 before this one, as apparently his friends thought Spence deceased.) Coming from a military family (my hubby and dad are Marine Corps veterans - SEMPER FI!), I do enjoy reading books starring military men. I especially loved Melanie, though. I thought she made a great strong heroine, taking over her father's business and trying to keep it going so the employees of this small town didn't lose their jobs. Ms. Morgan did an excellent job portraying Snowberry Creek - she made me want to live there (especially with all these hunky vets around....). The romance was quite believable, and it was refreshing to see them become friends before they became lovers. I also think the author did a good job of showing how the men had to deal with coming home from a war zone.After reading this, I immediately purchased the other two books in the series.
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really sweet heartbreaking and romantic all at once...wonder what's next?
—kaylan2797
