Review: Ms.X's letters to a soldier
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 10, 2010
There was only a few things i expected to get from this book, and i am pleased to tell you that i was completely blindsided by how well written this book was and how entertaining and enjoyable the plot was.Levi has been getting anonymous letters from a girl in his home town since he was deployed to Iraq, since he's been their he has become dependent on those hot-n-steamy letters that tell him how much this woman knows about him, while he doesn't even know who is writing the letters. But when tragedy strikes his brother and Levi gets sent home for a short visit he's determined to find out who the mystery woman is, no matter what.Natalie has been in love with her best-friend's brother for years, but he was older and never noticed her. But when she realizes that he's in danger in Iraq she decided to write to him, but only as long as she stayed anonymous so she could bare her true feelings. But when Levi comes home for an unexpected visit she only has a week to be with him, but is she brave enough to reveal herself?Natalie and Levi heat up the sheets and any other surface that's close enough to get to, they only have a week to realize that both of them have been in love with the other for years. But is a week long enough, and can a soldier and a woman firmly embedded in her town make a life together work?Letters From Home was an amazing tale, the characters were so developed you couldn't help but connect with them. The town, Bethel Bay, becomes another character that makes you wish you could stop by the cozy seaside town and enjoy a vacation. And the dialogue has so many hilarious quirks you can't help but laugh along with the characters.Enjoy this special find that will have you wishing it was a whole length novel, and that you could taste one of those treats from Winni's Bakery, and sit on the beach for an afternoonash