Review: Love is a warrior
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 26, 2013
I am a hopeless romantic and I always believe in second chances and that there is always another opportunity for love to somehow find its way through even the toughest situation.  Tragedy can also be an opportunity for love to fight its way through and in this instance there is definitely something incredible that is borne out of Portia's tragedy but it comes with complications.  Not only does Portia lose her young child but she also loses the love of her life - too much for any one person to have to digest and deal with.Portia didn't really want to start dating again even though it had been two years but her friends were trying to encourage her so that she could overcome the tragedy and find some way to finally move on at last and make peace with what had happened.  Portia had no clue just how much Brock would be able to help her and how being with him would be able to heal her in such a wonderful and passionate way.The problem was, now that she was finally finding a way to move on and had taken the brave plunge, somebody was trying to ruin it for her.  Somebody didn't want her to be happy.  But who would want to prevent Portia from being so unhappy?This is just another one of Sandra's imaginative twists that keeps her books interesting and her storylines are always easy to follow and she develops her characters well.  She may not use the fanciest wording and sometimes they may not even be used correctly but she definitely gets her story across and paints vivid images for the readers to absorb and mould into their own imaginations.