Heartstrings
Love Notes, no. 2
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4.4 • 87 Ratings
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- $2.99
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Publisher Description
Nothing can heal the wounds of a shattered soul – a fact Tori Easton knows better than most. After masking her pain and the truth behind her nightmares just to survive, the edges of her carefully constructed façade are beginning to fray, threatening to come crashing down and expose her secret, and with it the shame of who she’s become.
A lot of girls may have caught Will Montgomery’s eye, but only one has ever held him captive. The only date he had with Tori was a complete disaster, but something told Will the spark between them hadn’t been extinguished for good. Timing was everything, and while Will was content to wait for the moment to be right, he wasn’t about to let Tori forget he existed. Keeping his distance for more than a year, he finally had his moment, but he hadn’t expected to find a bitter shell of the girl that held his heart.
Despite her efforts to push him away, Will becomes an unexpected source of strength, and when he’s still by her side after her world unravels, Tori finally understands the only way to heal a shattered soul is with an open heart.
Customer Reviews
Story Rocks- needs an editor
The storyline is awesome and I just had to read this book after reading "Love Notes". However, the amount of grammatical and punctuation errors I found was overwhelming and almost distracted me completely from the actual book... Give it a try if you're not OCD about those kinds of things like I am.
Good untold story
It's good that the writer let out her pain in this story. It's a far cry from the previous book, but the same grammar and punctuation errors as before. I did give this a three star because I did find it a bit boring after awhile. I almost wanted writer to drag out secret a little longer than the first 10 chapters because that's how it really is in life. We hide our shame and pain as long as we can before it eats us a live.
Great author
Couldn't read past the sample, because it hits too close to home to wounds that are still fresh. That being said bravo to the author for having the courage and strength to writing a book about a really, hard hitting topic that's too taboo for some people.