A Thousand Letters The Austens Book 2 edition by Staci Hart Romance eBooks
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Sometimes your life is split by a single decision.
I’ve spent every day of the last seven years regretting mine he left, and I didn’t follow. A thousand letters went unanswered, my words like petals in the wind, spinning away into nothing, taking me with them.
But now he’s back.
I barely recognize the man he’s become, but I can still see a glimmer of the boy who asked me to be his forever, the boy I walked away from when I was young and afraid.
Maybe if he’d come home under better circumstances, he could speak to me without anger in his voice. Maybe if I’d said yes all those years ago, he’d look at me without the weight of rejection in his eyes. Maybe if things were different, we would have had a chance.
One regretted decision sent him away. One painful journey brought him back to me. I only wish I could keep him.
*A contemporary romance inspired by Jane Austen’s Persuasion*
A Thousand Letters The Austens Book 2 edition by Staci Hart Romance eBooks
As soon as I found out about this book I couldn't wait to read it. I loved the cover, the synopsis, the teasers - everything. I pre-ordered the book as soon as it was available and was waiting with bated breathe for it to hit my kindle.So it pains me greatly to say that this book didn't work for me. I found it incredibly slow, and felt Elliot and Wade's romance and path back to each other was the secondary story. Wades's dads sudden illness and the Elliot's toxic family were the main story here and sadly romance took a back seat and a second place.
I didn't connect with Elliot, she was a doormat allowing her family to treat her appallingly. She had no drive, spirit or enthusiasm and at no stage did she "fight" to get Wade back in her life. Wade changed his mind about what he wanted with Elliot in every chapter that was told from his POV and none of his reasons for staying away now or why he behaved the way he did 7 years prior were credible to me. I was expecting angst but what I got instead was frustration because the story was drawn out for no valid reason.
The book however was well written and parts of it were touching and beautifully executed. Rick - (Wades dad) was a great character and I did enjoy some of the poems recited through out the book.
Overall the tone of the book was quite sad and melancholy which I didn't mind and Mary( Elliot's sister) and her dad were great villains.
Whilst this book didn't work for me it may very well work for you so I encourage all to give it a try.
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A Thousand Letters The Austens Book 2 edition by Staci Hart Romance eBooks Reviews
There comes a time in your life where you read a book that just gets you. I thought I had read it already, but I couldn't be more wrong. Wade and Elliot's story did more than just move me, it broke me. But it also healed me like no love ever could, and by doing that, I feel that I have finally been freed. I’ve been through a lot in life, and this book, this is one of those books that makes you realize that you aren’t alone, that there are others out there that understand what pain is, and not just on the level of love either.
For once in my life when reading a romance novel, it’s not the female I’m relating to. Wade’s story is one that hits really close to home, and his strength embodies everything that a man like him has been through. For a man who has been dealt some of the worst cards, his perseverance to move forward is outstanding. Even though he does it for all the wrong reasons, and never the right way, you can’t help but understand why Wade makes the decisions that he does. But even though it is always Wade’s actions that move this story forward, it isn’t really Wade’s story, no. It’s Elliot’s, and that symmetry is beyond poetic. It’s Austenesque.
Elliot. Goodness. Elliot is a character who I bow down to. She is selfless in every way possible, even when it turns her life upside down. You can feel all of her pain, love, and anguish, BUT you also get to read it. Elliot’s passion for poetry is something that brings this book to the next level. Each poem is chosen specifically with what is happening, and it just seems to open all the wounds over and over again, but in the best way possible.
I’m going to be super honest here. This is Hart’s best novel by far. But not just that; this is hands down one of the best novels I have ever had the pleasure to read. Austen would be proud. I was DESTROYED by this book. My heart was shattered into a million pieces, and then put back together with forgiveness, acceptance, and love. You will be put on this rollercoaster of emotions, but you will love every single second of pain and love that you will feel, because I can guarantee that even though there is pain, there is love. Some much love.
I made through 62% according to the , and just couldn't do it anymore. It was so over the top melodramatic...the two main characters are supposed to be in their mid-20's, but constantly act like they're a decade younger (which is annoying). Elliot might just be the most spineless character I've ever encountered, but instead of cheering for her you really want to roll your eyes every time her Cinderella-esque family orders her around and she complies. Wade was...boring, and there was just way too much internal monologue / too little actual dialogue.
Maybe if we'd actually witnessed the beginning of their relationship I'd have toughed it through, but I realized I completely didn't care what happened and had to delete this one.
As soon as I found out about this book I couldn't wait to read it. I loved the cover, the synopsis, the teasers - everything. I pre-ordered the book as soon as it was available and was waiting with bated breathe for it to hit my kindle.
So it pains me greatly to say that this book didn't work for me. I found it incredibly slow, and felt Elliot and Wade's romance and path back to each other was the secondary story. Wades's dads sudden illness and the Elliot's toxic family were the main story here and sadly romance took a back seat and a second place.
I didn't connect with Elliot, she was a doormat allowing her family to treat her appallingly. She had no drive, spirit or enthusiasm and at no stage did she "fight" to get Wade back in her life. Wade changed his mind about what he wanted with Elliot in every chapter that was told from his POV and none of his reasons for staying away now or why he behaved the way he did 7 years prior were credible to me. I was expecting angst but what I got instead was frustration because the story was drawn out for no valid reason.
The book however was well written and parts of it were touching and beautifully executed. Rick - (Wades dad) was a great character and I did enjoy some of the poems recited through out the book.
Overall the tone of the book was quite sad and melancholy which I didn't mind and Mary( Elliot's sister) and her dad were great villains.
Whilst this book didn't work for me it may very well work for you so I encourage all to give it a try.
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