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Wow. Julie Lessman sure knows how to write complex.
Even when I knew for certain how A Light in the Window would end... you know, since I’ve read and adored every book Julie’s written about the hero and heroine’s six children... the complexities of the plot, the roller-coaster of emotions, the love triangles… all had me constantly clutching at the edge of my seat. So much so that I often had to put the book down… just to breathe. I’ve had to do this with every single one of her books though, so ...more
Even when I knew for certain how A Light in the Window would end... you know, since I’ve read and adored every book Julie’s written about the hero and heroine’s six children... the complexities of the plot, the roller-coaster of emotions, the love triangles… all had me constantly clutching at the edge of my seat. So much so that I often had to put the book down… just to breathe. I’ve had to do this with every single one of her books though, so ...more
“Sigh”. That was the sound you heard when I finished this book. I was sad to see it end. It was like most of the Julie Lessman books that I have read, but with a gentler touch as far as the edginess of her other books. I absolutely loved it! I loved her other books in the series and throughly enjoyed reading about how Marcie and Patrick met and fell in love.
The one thing I especially like about these books is that the characters are real and raw. They are not perfect. They fall in love, but they ...more
The one thing I especially like about these books is that the characters are real and raw. They are not perfect. They fall in love, but they ...more
Finally, the prequel to Julie's Daughter of Boston's series and Wind of Change series that I have been waiting for; and I wasn't disappointed!
Marcy is eighteen and has returned to Boston after five years of being away in New York. Her best-friend Julie(Jewels) has volunteered them to direct and organize the Christmas play that will fund raise the parish soup kitchen.
Julie's older brother Sam, and his best friend Patrick are the local rogues in town. Marcy has no desire to have any thing to do wi ...more
Marcy is eighteen and has returned to Boston after five years of being away in New York. Her best-friend Julie(Jewels) has volunteered them to direct and organize the Christmas play that will fund raise the parish soup kitchen.
Julie's older brother Sam, and his best friend Patrick are the local rogues in town. Marcy has no desire to have any thing to do wi ...more
Julie has done it again. I love this prequel to her other series. I love Julie's writing. I love the fact that she puts Faith at the center for this book. I'm ready to begin reading another of her books.
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Feb 18, 2013
Catherine Richmond
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An amazing, wonderful story!
For those of us who are Julie Lessman readers know who Marceline Murphy will marry. But somehow this author created enough suspense that I could not stop reading! And I could not stop crying at the end! Outstanding!
And if you're skeptical about ebook quality, you'll be surprised and pleased to know A Light in the Window is just as wonderful as all Julie's books! ...more
For those of us who are Julie Lessman readers know who Marceline Murphy will marry. But somehow this author created enough suspense that I could not stop reading! And I could not stop crying at the end! Outstanding!
And if you're skeptical about ebook quality, you'll be surprised and pleased to know A Light in the Window is just as wonderful as all Julie's books! ...more
What a joy and a treat to read Marcy and Patrick’s story, I loved every minute of it. At times I was a little frustrated with Marcy, but Patrick was my hero. Great book.
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