Review: "a remarkably poignant love story..."
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 18, 2011
Chase and Zoe were high school sweethearts.  Zoe thought they would be together forever but Chase broke her heart and skipped town after graduation.  Chase wanted to experience all the wild life had to offer and he couldn't do that if he stayed in his hometown.  Zoe's life seemed to be going downhill after that but fortunately Chase's best friend Roger stepped in.  For the past twelve years, Roger and Zoe have made a happy home together.Chase finally decides to return home; first stop to see his dad.  As he looks around the small town that used to be his home he files away the changes and thinks about Zoe.  There is a small part of him that hopes Zoe is still in town and available.  Chase is shocked to discover Zoe is married to his best friend from High School and Chase's dad has known and never said anything.One normal day turns sour as tragedy befalls Zoe.  Her life is forever changed.  Chase never expected to have another chance with Zoe.  It starts to look like he might actually get his chance but Zoe has some decisions to make of her own now.  Will Chase and Zoe have A Forever Kind Of Love or did they lose their chance all those years ago?A Forever Kind Of Love is a super sweet romance!  There are many things that I loved about A Forever Kind Of Love but my favorite is the fact that this story is fabulously unique.  I love a guaranteed happily ever after as much as the next person.  When I start a new book, no matter what happens I'm usually expecting things to be tied up in a nice little bow by the end.  Shiloh Walker has delivered a beautiful story about life, love and the unexpected.  As I was reading A Forever Kind Of Love, I wasn't certain it would end with a happily ever after.  The plot of A Forever Kind Of Love is so heartrending, I became so invested in the characters that I couldn't wait to find out how it would all turn out.  A Forever Kind Of Love is a remarkably poignant love story!MirandaReviewed for Joyfully Reviewed