Review: Love After Snowfall...
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 29, 2013
All Clementine Button had to do was shoot the moose and get it so she can have a whole winter's supply of food. She not only shot a moose but also shot Ezekiel Knapp in the leg. She takes him to her place and cares for him. After losing her husband Nathan, it's nice to have a little company. But is it wrong to start liking someone only a year after your deceased husband's death? Is it possible to feel something knowing you can't to save a dead man's legacy? Does Clementine need a companion or is she better off without someone else?From the moment Ezekiel saw Clementine, he thought she was pretty. But he wonders why she is here in Alaska hunting for food and what's underneath her making her so hard core. He likes Clementine a lot but can he convince her that she needs a companion?Clementine is a (25 year old?) woman who has not let herself have any feelings. She has had very little companionship, causing her to be isolated with the rest of the world due to Nathan's request. This made her to become a very hard core woman. Ezekiel on the other hand is very calm. Even though he's worried about his injured leg, he still has faith. The ending was great, beautiful, and perfect. I appreciated, once again, that Suzanne showed the attraction between the two but showed that you should save sex for marriage (no the book is not religious).There are a few things that Suzanne wrote that really caught my eye. "A woman's a man's best thing,and he should respect that, put a ring on her finger.", "It's not anywhere I go you must follow, but anywhere you are I have to be. I'm half a man without you and nowhere at all.", and "A man only needs himself...The idea you didn't need anyone was you proclaiming you need only yourself. A lie.". I really liked those quotes. They are all truthful and meaningful.Through this story and many others, Suzanne shows that love is possible and that you can fall in love at any time in a short amount of time. Suzanne wrote another great book with many twists and turns that had me turning pages and had my heart pounding.