Review: Love's Sorrow-The Truth About Love
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 21, 2014
Love’s Sorrow started wonderfully. I was immediately drawn into Anne’s world by the wonderful descriptions of London through the eyes of a servant girl. The sights and sounds were details that brought this story to life. I went on the ride with Anne as she saw the difference between the upper class and lower class citizens and she made a transition to the upper class when she married Gavin MacKay.I admit, even though I read the blurb, I kept waiting on the happily ever after between Gavin and Anne. Instead, I felt the heartbreak as Anne learned the truth about the man she loved.This is not a cookie cutter romance that can be found in every bookstore. I applaud Terri Rochenski for writing the truth about Love. It can be faked, and people learn everyday in all walks of life that they have been used by people that they thought loved them.I’m excited to see Anne’s journey continues with Love’s Revenge. It is a book I'll definitely read.