Review: Love is forever
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 16, 2013
The love triangle is a classic situation of turmoil and I know I have definitely been stuck in that scenario before so I can definitely relate.  I really like it when I can relate to a story, it makes me feel more personally involved and wraps me up in the story all that much more.  Christa is about to marry a wonderful man, Barry Candler.  Barry is the perfect man in every way, except... for the fact that he is not Ethan Mallory.  Christa does love and appreciate Barry but there is just something missing for her, a niggling feeling nibbling away inside her.  Ethan is Christa's old love and just before she is about to get married he suddenly pops back into her life - is it chance... or destiny?I feel that this story is quite well written because Sandra captures the emotional turmoil so well with the way in which she writes.  I generally find Sandra's writing style to be quite casual from a grammatical and vocabulary perspective but what I do love about her writing is how she appeals to every person - she writes in such an emotionally accessible way that it really draws you in.  I feel that a good fiction book should be rated on how you feel during and after reading the book... if the author really grabs you and makes you feel part of the story or not.I would recommend this book to anybody who has been through the conflict of a love triangle, or is currently going through one, or just somebody who needs to kick their feet back and relax and escape for a while to an imaginary world.  I think this book really highlights the unpredictability, craziness and beauty of true love.