‘The Love Letter’ Changes Lives Centuries After It Is Written [REVIEW]

August 2, 2018 by 2 Comments

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When a Hollywood actress meets the screenwriter of an epic love story, she is surprised to discover he based the script on a love letter written by one of his ancestors. (Photo by Adrian Fallace, Flickr)

An actress acclaimed for her death scenes seeks a career reboot by accepting the leading role in a feature film based on a centuries-old love letter. But will this role of a lifetime change more than just the trajectory of her career? Find out in Rachel Hauck’s The Love Letter. Read more of this post

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The Art of the Letter [GUEST POST]

August 2, 2018 by Leave a comment

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Few things are as treasured as a personal letter received from someone we love. (Photo by Suzy Hazelwood, Flickr)

 

Letters. You know, the kind we get from a dear friend or relative on those rare occasions someone takes the time to put pen to paper and contact us through good old-fashioned snail mail. We love getting them, but these days our correspondence seems to have been reduced to nothing more than short-hand texts or emojis. That is why we love Rachel Hauck’s new novel, The Love Letter, a story which celebrates letters and their impact on us over time. In today’s guest post, she shows why they are still so important and how they connect us like no other medium. Enjoy! —Jathan & Heather Read more of this post

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Linda Goodnight’s ‘The Memory House’ Empowers Readers to Change [REVIEW]

February 17, 2016 by Leave a comment

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A couple must overcome their past to find romance in Linda Goodnight’s ‘The Memory House.’
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Linda Goodnight’s The Memory House is a sweet, tender tale about finding love in places one may never suspect. Read more of this post

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