Review: Beliving in Yourself!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 19, 2014
Ethan Hamilton needed peace and thought that he had found that in a small town in Oregon.  On his first night at the cabin he had rented, while walking and in thought he noticed a fire in the woods.  While investigating he found a beautiful girl dancing nude in the moonlight near a campfire.  He was captivated by the sight and in standing there made a noise, Jessie Anderson heard him and demanded to know what he was doing there.  She could not understand what was happening but she stood there telling him the truth about everything....everything that her grandmother had drilled into her head that no one should ever know about.  Now after Ethan had stolen a kiss and dropped her off at her house she panicked.  In her haste she decided the only thing to do was to tie Ethan to her with a love spell and then he would not be able to tell her secrets and ruin everything she had worked so hard to build.  This is the beginning to a story that will fascinate you and keep you glued to the story.  The story line is very well developed with many twists and turns but strongly tied to the human emotions, love, pain, recovery and belief.  I was impressed with the style with which the story was told and the details that were included.  The characters were rich and so easy to fall in love with.  Believing in yourself and someone else is hard for the best of us but our author made that seem like child's play in the way that she told this story.  I enjoyed the way that the love developed between Ethan and Jessie and how they both encouraged each other to believe in themselves.  Not to let the everyday interfere but to let the world fall at their feet and grow strong.  This is the first time I have read this author but I have already downloaded and read another one of her books and have added her to my favorites list.  The other book I downloaded was also as good as this one.  Check out Upon Your Return...I loved it along with this one.  Both great reads!