Review: True love in proper form
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 17, 2014
When I was reading this book, I could smell the air by the ocean and wanted to be there on the daily walks with Sophia. I can also say that after putting the book down, upon reading it, I've missed being right there in it.I enjoy reading romance and love the ones with a kick, and Sophia is a girl that gives this book that kick. To endure the tragedy and loss that comes her way, on top of the fact that she had also lost herself, is much more than someone should have to take. What I admired, was her determination to go for what was right. Her family, her daughter, her husband and even her own rights, never miss a second of her attention.From shootings and servants to oceanside estates, the surprises are always just around the corner. The reader can uncover Sophia's life, as she does, in a world where elite money and manners meet the working class. Between the two worlds, love has no boundaries, as Sophia and Robert show us through the strength they have between them.This was a smooth and comfortable read and each time I picked up the book it was like a little escape into the world of romance, hardships and the fight for love.