It's In His Heart - Book Review

Entertaining ROMCOM, November 1, 2015

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This review is from: It's In His Heart (A Red River Valley Novel) (Kindle Edition)

I normally dislike these types of books, but it was the lesser of the several evils in the Kindle First program that month. I enjoyed it way more than I thought I would though. The main characters were well developed. Their mutual adoration of the deceased was a bit overbearing to me, having actually been in their shoes at one point in my own life. Their ROMCOM stereotype romance was pretty predictable, but still enjoyable. A few side characters stole the stage a time or two.

Overall, yeah, if you want a light romance with some "they belong together, don't know it, but aren't allowed to be" vibe going, this is pretty entertaining.

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I really did enjoy this more than I should have. It was a light fluffy feel good romantic comedy. You know, where everyone in the world knows these two misfits belong only to one another to protect the rest of the world from their craziness? Yeah. That kind. Read it to kill a few hours.

I got mine free, and if you have Kindle Unlimited, totally go for it. Otherwise, if you are a romantic comedy story fan, it's probably worth the $5.99.

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