Review: Rings true, as I have lived a version of this story
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 27, 2013
This story hit very close to home for me.  Having experienced falling in love with someone through words alone, I can attest to the accuracy of emotions that hit you upon seeing that special someone face-to-face for the first time.  There is just something incredibly intimate about writing over a long period of time; you feel like they know you better than anyone, and vice versa.  Because it's so much easier, in a way, to share personal things when you're not in anyone's presence, you find yourself trusting them with the very essence of who you are.The author got this so right.Also, I happen to be a plus-sized gal, so I felt the same nerves that Kellie did concerning Daniel's acceptance of her figure.  And the same thing happened with me:  I was loved and accepted for who I am.  It's been 15 years together now for me any my husband, so it can workout long-term.  I imagine that Daniel and Kellie will have the same success.I'm giving the book 4 out of 5 stars only because it was so short.  I really wanted it to go on--would like to have seen more of the relationship development, some moments where Kellie's letters really saved Daniel's sanity while in  combat.  No complaints, otherwise.  It was very well written and I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a short, sweet story with an HEA ending.P.S.  Loved that Daniel had an alpha male attitude:  Sexy, aggressive, protective, confident, and extremely loving.