Review: True love means "home sweet home"
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 1, 2013
Sometimes the most beautiful houses harbor wicked lies.  Laura Nichols loves helping Justin Roman, owner of the sprawling old plantation called Crapemyrtle, as he restores the exquisite property to its former elegance.  The bigger challenge comes when she needs to repair her own heart, but Justin holds the only key.  His constantly meddling fiancée is determined that she shall reign as mistress of Crapemyrtle, so she resents Laura's input on just about everything regarding the soon-to-be newlyweds' happy home.  It isn't easy for Laura to furnish the bedroom where the man she loves will soon bring home a bride that she detests.Do houses have souls?  Well, perhaps so.  All the loving touches that Laura tenderly bestows upon Crapemyrtle take on a life of their own.  Only one woman can have the man, only one woman is welcome as the queen of his heart forever at Crapemyrtle.APRIL OF ENCHANTMENT brings new meaning to the beloved words, "Home sweet home."Jennifer Blake spins a wonderfully romantic tale of love, rivalry, deception and moonlit magic on an old Southern plantation in the country.  If you can't find true love at Crapemyrtle, you'll likely not find it anywhere else on earth.