Love You, Truly
by Susan L. Tuttle
About this Book
If Harlow Tucker had an ounce of self-preservation in her, she’d move to a state that at least pretended to cooperate with its seasons. But that would mean leaving her parents and sister, Mae, and that was about as likely to happen as Michigan being consistent with its weather.
Oh my goodness, is Love You, Truly an AMAZING story!!!! I just finished it — so be on the lookout for my review soon — and I am blown away by how super, duper good this book is. If you are in the mood for a superior contemporary romance, then purchase this book immediately. You will love it!
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Prologue
“It will take a bit of effort…a bit of sweat and perhaps…a bit of blood”
From the 1922 movie, Nosferatu
January 4, 1926, 1:15 p.m.
It was another glorious day in Los Angeles. Sparkling like actress Theda Bara’s bejeweled robe in the 1917 movie, Cleopatra, the Hollywood hills behind the man and his rifle glistened in the midday sun as each ray glances off the small, jagged rocks.
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Thank you so much for sharing Kay. I hope you have an excellent weekend, and a fabulous Christimas!
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May you have the merriest of Christmas’ and the happiest of new years!
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Pahal Abaza sat motionless in front of the panoramic view of the Persian Gulf. Promised Land – Robert Whitlow
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Thank you for sharing. I hope you have an excellent weekend, and a blessed Christmas!
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Happy Friday and a Merry Christmas to you, Nicole!
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I hope you have an excellent holidays with your family. 😊
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I absolutely adored Love You, Truly! So, so good! Today, I’m sharing the first line from Synapse by Steven James: “You do not hear your baby cry.”
https://moments-of-beauty.blogspot.com/2019/12/first-line-fridays-synapse-by-steven.html
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Thank you for sharing. I hope you have an excellent holidays with your family. 😊
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That’s a great recommendation – I’ll check it out!
I’m sharing the first line from Breaking Point by Marji Laine on my blog today, but I’m currently reading Home for Christmas by Candee Fick. Here’s the first line:
On a Monday afternoon in mid-October, Tyler Sherwood found himself pacing backstage at the Showstopper Theater inside the Golden Palace Casino in Las Vegas.
I love Candee Fick’s romances and am looking forward to reading this one.
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Thank you so much for sharing. I hope you and your family have an excellent holidays. 😊
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My first line is from Seconds to Live by Susan Sleeman:
One Mistake. That was all it took to put Dustee’s life on the line-death right on her heels.
I think I just got your read in a blind book review! Looking forward to reading it!
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Thank you for sharing Paula! How you have a wonderful Christmas. ❤
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