If the back cover of the film is correct, this is Shia's first film (after he'd already won an award for his tv show).
When my son received this over the holidays, he looked at the cover, read the title, then asked me, "Is this movie all about digging holes?"
"Yes," I replied.
"Sounds boring," he remarked.
I laughed. "Yes, it does. But, give it a try. I think you'll like it."
He did. He's watched it twice now and has asked for a third viewing. Turns out digging holes is entertaining after all.
This is another book my daughter and I read together. The movie is the same as the book. I don't think they changed anything.
I think the idea for the book is hilarious. Let's make a bunch of juvies dig holes looking for buried treasure in a cursed dried up lake. Sure, you can write a couple hundred pages on that. Go for it!
The film does a great job of running the three parallel storylines together, expertly timing when to switch back and forth.
Really good cast. You'll see several familiar faces here and solid acting. I did feel bad about them having to spend so much time in the desert to film. Must've been hot out there for all those hours.
My husband likes to point out that the only poisonous lizards on earth are Gila Monsters and so this film/book is not accurate in that aspect. I told him to let it go.
Clean film, no language, nudity, etc. Good for the whole family.
Anyone wanna go dig holes now?
Tuesday, January 21, 2014
Friday, January 17, 2014
Hope's Watch
I'm super excited about this book because I absolutely loved A Change of Plans and this a part of that story!
About HOPE’S WATCH: Elle Reinhardt loves people and has a gift for turning groups of strangers into friends. When she talks her best friend Lyn into taking a month-long Pacific cruise, Elle is in her element, gathering fellow passengers to her. But things go horribly wrong when a ship excursion ends in death and disaster at the hands of modern-day pirates.
Filled with her own emotional wounds from the experience, Elle tries desperately to buoy up the grieving loved ones as they wait for news on those lost at sea. Malcolm Armstrong, friend of one of the missing men, arrives to act as family spokesman. Elle knows it’s unreasonable, but she resents his presence. When Mal offers the strength she so desperately needs, will she be able to let go of her animosity and accept his support?
This ebook-exclusive short story includes special excerpts from both A Change of Plans and Torn Canvas.
Buy Links:
Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Hopes-Watch-Safe-Harbors-Story-ebook/dp/B00HOUC29Q/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1389373848&sr=8-1&keywords=hope%27s+watch+donna
Barnes & Noble: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/hopes-watch-a-safe-harbors-story-15-donna-k-weaver/1118033582?ean=2940149072729
Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/20429736-hope-s-watch-a-safe-harbors-short-story-1-5
A CHANGE OF PLANS will be on sale during the Book Blitz!
Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Change-Plans-Safe-Harbors-ebook/dp/B00FIOHTHK
Barnes & Noble: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/a-change-of-plans-donna-k-weaver/1115288145?ean=2940045323819
Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/18681391-a-change-of-plans-safe-harbors-1
Donna kindly provided a list of her favorite books. Be sure to check out the other blogs on the blitz these two days to learn more fun facts about this fabulous writer and woman!
Favorite Books (these are not ranked and I could add many more—I read lots of genres)
• Jane Eyre
• The Blue Sword
• Dragonflight
• Starship Troopers
• Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society
About Donna: Donna is a Navy brat who joined the Army and has lived in Asia and Europe. Because she sailed the Pacific three times as a child, she loves cruising and wishes she could accrue enough vacation time to do more of it with her husband. At age fifty, she decided to study karate and earned her black belt in Shorei Kempo.
After doing city council minutes for twenty years, she decided to write something a little longer and with a lot more emotion--and kissing. She is the author of A CHANGE OF PLANS and the forthcoming TORN CANVAS.
Social Media Links:
Website: www.donnakweaver.com
Blog: http://weavingataleortwo.blogspot.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/donna.k.weaver
Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheDonnaKWeaver
Google+: https://plus.google.com/115926987623492948415/posts
Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/7021276.Donna_K_Weaver
Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/donnakweaver/
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About HOPE’S WATCH: Elle Reinhardt loves people and has a gift for turning groups of strangers into friends. When she talks her best friend Lyn into taking a month-long Pacific cruise, Elle is in her element, gathering fellow passengers to her. But things go horribly wrong when a ship excursion ends in death and disaster at the hands of modern-day pirates.
Filled with her own emotional wounds from the experience, Elle tries desperately to buoy up the grieving loved ones as they wait for news on those lost at sea. Malcolm Armstrong, friend of one of the missing men, arrives to act as family spokesman. Elle knows it’s unreasonable, but she resents his presence. When Mal offers the strength she so desperately needs, will she be able to let go of her animosity and accept his support?
This ebook-exclusive short story includes special excerpts from both A Change of Plans and Torn Canvas.
Buy Links:
Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Hopes-Watch-Safe-Harbors-Story-ebook/dp/B00HOUC29Q/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1389373848&sr=8-1&keywords=hope%27s+watch+donna
Barnes & Noble: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/hopes-watch-a-safe-harbors-story-15-donna-k-weaver/1118033582?ean=2940149072729
Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/20429736-hope-s-watch-a-safe-harbors-short-story-1-5
A CHANGE OF PLANS will be on sale during the Book Blitz!
Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Change-Plans-Safe-Harbors-ebook/dp/B00FIOHTHK
Barnes & Noble: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/a-change-of-plans-donna-k-weaver/1115288145?ean=2940045323819
Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/18681391-a-change-of-plans-safe-harbors-1
Donna kindly provided a list of her favorite books. Be sure to check out the other blogs on the blitz these two days to learn more fun facts about this fabulous writer and woman!
Favorite Books (these are not ranked and I could add many more—I read lots of genres)
• Jane Eyre
• The Blue Sword
• Dragonflight
• Starship Troopers
• Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society
About Donna: Donna is a Navy brat who joined the Army and has lived in Asia and Europe. Because she sailed the Pacific three times as a child, she loves cruising and wishes she could accrue enough vacation time to do more of it with her husband. At age fifty, she decided to study karate and earned her black belt in Shorei Kempo.
After doing city council minutes for twenty years, she decided to write something a little longer and with a lot more emotion--and kissing. She is the author of A CHANGE OF PLANS and the forthcoming TORN CANVAS.
Social Media Links:
Website: www.donnakweaver.com
Blog: http://weavingataleortwo.blogspot.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/donna.k.weaver
Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheDonnaKWeaver
Google+: https://plus.google.com/115926987623492948415/posts
Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/7021276.Donna_K_Weaver
Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/donnakweaver/
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Thursday, January 16, 2014
Second Chances
I became a Melanie Jacobson fan in the first few pages of the first chapter of The List. It was witty, funny, and very believable/relevant to YSA life in the LDS church.
In short, I love the way she writes! She is my kind of girl!
So, I was more than thrilled to finally get my hands on Second Chances and devour every juicy word on the page. I feasted and let the words drip off my chin and didn't even worry about grabbing a napkin to clean up the RomCom mess of awesomeness it made all over my Nook.
I loved how we already know the main character, well, at least a little. Louisa is the younger cousin of Ashley from The List and we hear a little about Ashley and Matt's life 'off page'. This story takes place after The List.
Love the concept of the Mormon Bachelor idea that she ran with and thoroughly researched by speaking directly to those responsible for creating and producing the show. I've never seen it. We don't get BYU TV on our cable out here on the East Coast. Well, at least not my neck of the woods, anyways.
For that matter, I've never even seen The Bachelor TV series.
I like this clean concept better than women who are willing to give sex to the Bachelor just to win a rose and a ring.
What a tangled mess Louisa ends up in when her Bachelor lands himself a girlfriend just before filming begins and she has to call up her ex-boyfriend/star actor Nick to take over. Total, complete, run away train disaster and yes, I enjoyed watching to see if the train would wreck or if they'd surf off into the sunset.
I won't ruin it for you. I don't like spoilers. That's not fun for any of us.
Fun story, well told, and pulls all the heartstrings the right way at the right time. Sigh. High class romance.
If all of us clean romance girls could be so blessed.
This is LDS clean romance at some of its best.
I think there are less than a handful of kisses. PG.
Both these books are set in Huntington Beach, CA. I wonder if that is a home town of Ms. Jacobson. Anyone know? Either way, love the location!
Read on!
http://www.amazon.com/Second-Chances-Melanie-Jacobson-ebook/dp/B00BR79J4I/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1385351267&sr=8-1&keywords=second+chances+melanie+jacobson
In short, I love the way she writes! She is my kind of girl!
So, I was more than thrilled to finally get my hands on Second Chances and devour every juicy word on the page. I feasted and let the words drip off my chin and didn't even worry about grabbing a napkin to clean up the RomCom mess of awesomeness it made all over my Nook.
I loved how we already know the main character, well, at least a little. Louisa is the younger cousin of Ashley from The List and we hear a little about Ashley and Matt's life 'off page'. This story takes place after The List.
Love the concept of the Mormon Bachelor idea that she ran with and thoroughly researched by speaking directly to those responsible for creating and producing the show. I've never seen it. We don't get BYU TV on our cable out here on the East Coast. Well, at least not my neck of the woods, anyways.
For that matter, I've never even seen The Bachelor TV series.
I like this clean concept better than women who are willing to give sex to the Bachelor just to win a rose and a ring.
What a tangled mess Louisa ends up in when her Bachelor lands himself a girlfriend just before filming begins and she has to call up her ex-boyfriend/star actor Nick to take over. Total, complete, run away train disaster and yes, I enjoyed watching to see if the train would wreck or if they'd surf off into the sunset.
I won't ruin it for you. I don't like spoilers. That's not fun for any of us.
Fun story, well told, and pulls all the heartstrings the right way at the right time. Sigh. High class romance.
If all of us clean romance girls could be so blessed.
This is LDS clean romance at some of its best.
I think there are less than a handful of kisses. PG.
Both these books are set in Huntington Beach, CA. I wonder if that is a home town of Ms. Jacobson. Anyone know? Either way, love the location!
Read on!
http://www.amazon.com/Second-Chances-Melanie-Jacobson-ebook/dp/B00BR79J4I/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1385351267&sr=8-1&keywords=second+chances+melanie+jacobson
After walking out of a thankless job at a prestigious marketing firm, feisty
California entrepreneur Louisa Gibson is going into business for herself. Lou’s
pioneering venture, The Mormon Bachelor, is a reality dating web series
sure to be fabulous advertising for her new marketing firm. And as a bonus, she
can solve a problem close to home: while Huntington Beach is crawling with
eligible, sun-bronzed Saints, they’ve forgotten the vital skill of dating. Lou
hopes the reality show will finally inspire this group of hangout enthusiasts to
pair off. But shortly before filming begins, the unthinkable happens—Trentyn,
a.k.a. The Bachelor, gets a girlfriend. And Lou needs a new leading man—fast.
Enter Nick, Lou’s devastatingly handsome ex-boyfriend. He’s the stereotypical
actor: shallow, self-serving . . . and perfect for the job. A whirlwind of
dating ensues, with Nick at the center of it all. Things are going according to
plan—that is, until Lou is forced to step in as a substitute bachelorette,
becoming an unwitting cast member on her own show. Despite Nick’s attempts to
reestablish their friendship and the growing spark between them, Lou is
determined to keep her distance. The show must go on—but what’s a girl to do
when the Mr. Wrong of the past just may be the Mr. Right of the
future?
Tuesday, January 14, 2014
Willow
You'll have to stretch your memory back to the 1980's for this one. Yes, that film with Warwick, Val Kilmer and Jean Marsh. Back when we were all young and didn't have fine lines creeping into our skin.
Yes, there is a baby.
And a prophecy.
And a battle.
Yes, it's a George Lucas film directed by Ron Howard.
Crazy enough, this was a film based on a short story by Lucas and later adapted into a book based on the film. The book embellishes on the film and even has a few changes but is pretty tight with the film.
I read the book with my daughter and then she received it over the holidays. We held off on our son. We previewed it to see which age group it was appropriate for and while it is rated PG, it was a little serious for a Kindergartner. We told him he'll have to wait a few years. There are magical creatures, battle and the fact that Bavmorda spends all her time trying to locate and kill a baby to take into account. Watch this one with the older set of PG age kids is my recommendation. There is no language or nudity as I recall. Just a couple of kisses.
She loved the film and because we read the book, she followed along quite well and only had one question after.
Is it the same level of classic as Princess Bride? No.
But certainly worth a view and one my daughter will watch over and over. I was amazed it was available on BluRay! They cleaned the graphics up nicely for the new edition.
Do you have a film from your childhood you've introduced to your children?
Yes, there is a baby.
And a prophecy.
And a battle.
Yes, it's a George Lucas film directed by Ron Howard.
Crazy enough, this was a film based on a short story by Lucas and later adapted into a book based on the film. The book embellishes on the film and even has a few changes but is pretty tight with the film.
I read the book with my daughter and then she received it over the holidays. We held off on our son. We previewed it to see which age group it was appropriate for and while it is rated PG, it was a little serious for a Kindergartner. We told him he'll have to wait a few years. There are magical creatures, battle and the fact that Bavmorda spends all her time trying to locate and kill a baby to take into account. Watch this one with the older set of PG age kids is my recommendation. There is no language or nudity as I recall. Just a couple of kisses.
She loved the film and because we read the book, she followed along quite well and only had one question after.
Is it the same level of classic as Princess Bride? No.
But certainly worth a view and one my daughter will watch over and over. I was amazed it was available on BluRay! They cleaned the graphics up nicely for the new edition.
Do you have a film from your childhood you've introduced to your children?
Thursday, January 9, 2014
Beautiful Creatures
Technically, I didn't read this book, I listened to it on a long car ride to and from Florida. I almost forgot that listening to an audio book counts just as much as reading!
This is a romance with magical properties thrown in. Not sure where you categorize that. Fantasy with romance or romance with fantasy?
Anyways, it's really good. If it hadn't been, I wouldn't have spent 17 hours or so listening to it!
We're in the deep south, little town, elements of To Kill a Mockingbird going on. Great characters! So many great characters, full of life, each with their own voice. The setting is an excellent addition. Love the magic going on but most importantly the romance is told right. This is better than Twilight. I've got a girl with a spine and a boy too. Nice. We've got all kinds of creatures going on. The battle between light and dark, deciding your own destiny. Paying the price.
I could go on, but really, just read the book. I'd like to pick up the sequel for my next car ride, especially if it's to Florida.
I'd also like to see the film. I'm totally curious how they transferred it to film and of course what they had to leave out.
Best of all, I love that these two women came up with this idea over lunch one day and started sketching it out on a napkin. True story. Awesome.
http://www.amazon.com/Beautiful-Creatures-Book-Kami-Garcia-ebook/dp/B002WAUV7S/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1388798749&sr=1-1&keywords=beautiful+creatures
This is a romance with magical properties thrown in. Not sure where you categorize that. Fantasy with romance or romance with fantasy?
Anyways, it's really good. If it hadn't been, I wouldn't have spent 17 hours or so listening to it!
We're in the deep south, little town, elements of To Kill a Mockingbird going on. Great characters! So many great characters, full of life, each with their own voice. The setting is an excellent addition. Love the magic going on but most importantly the romance is told right. This is better than Twilight. I've got a girl with a spine and a boy too. Nice. We've got all kinds of creatures going on. The battle between light and dark, deciding your own destiny. Paying the price.
I could go on, but really, just read the book. I'd like to pick up the sequel for my next car ride, especially if it's to Florida.
I'd also like to see the film. I'm totally curious how they transferred it to film and of course what they had to leave out.
Best of all, I love that these two women came up with this idea over lunch one day and started sketching it out on a napkin. True story. Awesome.
http://www.amazon.com/Beautiful-Creatures-Book-Kami-Garcia-ebook/dp/B002WAUV7S/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1388798749&sr=1-1&keywords=beautiful+creatures
Lena Duchannes is unlike anyone the small Southern town of
Gatlin
Ethan Wate, who has been counting the months until he can escape from Gatlin, is haunted by dreams of a beautiful girl he has never met. WhenLena moves into the town's oldest and most
infamous plantation, Ethan is inexplicably drawn to her and determined to
uncover the connection between them.
In a town with no surprises, one secret could change everything.
Ethan Wate, who has been counting the months until he can escape from Gatlin, is haunted by dreams of a beautiful girl he has never met. When
In a town with no surprises, one secret could change everything.
Tuesday, January 7, 2014
Frozen
My whole issue with not being excited to see this movie is the trailers tell me nothing! Nothing about the premise of the film? Do I have evil witches? Werewolves? Mermaids? Yodeling monkeys?
All the trailers tell me is there is a snowman and a reindeer.
How is that supposed to help me decide if I want to fork out the $12 a person to see it in the theater. Okay, so now you know, I'm a cheapskate and snob about what I see in the theater. The trailer has to make me believe it's worth my money to see it on the big screen. Most of the time, I wait until I can Redbox it or if it's something like Thor 2, I know I'm just going to buy it and I'll save the money to buy the BluRay. Wretched marketing for Frozen.
I saw Frozen in the theater with my husband and kids and had no idea what I was going to see based on the unhelpful trailers.
That being said . . .
It was a pleasant musical surprise. And you know how I love musicals! In fact, I sat there thinking, I'm going to have to download a few of these songs when I get home before the movie was even half way done. I especially loved Let It Go (no idea if that's the official name or not).
I knew I'd love Elsa's character because I adore Idina Menzel's voice, but the real surprised for me was Kristin Bell. I didn't even know she could sing (based on previous movie roles I've seen her in)! And she just fits Anna so perfectly. Loved her voice.
I didn't see the villain coming. Did you?
And Disney really needs to stop killing off parents in movies.
I sort of thought with Kristoff's fascination with ice he'd be into Elsa when he met her. Her power with ice is spectacular! I thought there was a potential storyline there. Did anyone else get that possibility?
The trolls are totally cute. Love them.
Worth a view? Yes.
Worth a buy? It'll probably find it's way into our collection. We are Disney fans in this house.(I'm dying to see Saving Mr. Banks but it'll be a Redbox) Certainly need to download some songs!
What did you think of Frozen?
All the trailers tell me is there is a snowman and a reindeer.
How is that supposed to help me decide if I want to fork out the $12 a person to see it in the theater. Okay, so now you know, I'm a cheapskate and snob about what I see in the theater. The trailer has to make me believe it's worth my money to see it on the big screen. Most of the time, I wait until I can Redbox it or if it's something like Thor 2, I know I'm just going to buy it and I'll save the money to buy the BluRay. Wretched marketing for Frozen.
I saw Frozen in the theater with my husband and kids and had no idea what I was going to see based on the unhelpful trailers.
That being said . . .
It was a pleasant musical surprise. And you know how I love musicals! In fact, I sat there thinking, I'm going to have to download a few of these songs when I get home before the movie was even half way done. I especially loved Let It Go (no idea if that's the official name or not).
I knew I'd love Elsa's character because I adore Idina Menzel's voice, but the real surprised for me was Kristin Bell. I didn't even know she could sing (based on previous movie roles I've seen her in)! And she just fits Anna so perfectly. Loved her voice.
I didn't see the villain coming. Did you?
And Disney really needs to stop killing off parents in movies.
I sort of thought with Kristoff's fascination with ice he'd be into Elsa when he met her. Her power with ice is spectacular! I thought there was a potential storyline there. Did anyone else get that possibility?
The trolls are totally cute. Love them.
Worth a view? Yes.
Worth a buy? It'll probably find it's way into our collection. We are Disney fans in this house.(I'm dying to see Saving Mr. Banks but it'll be a Redbox) Certainly need to download some songs!
What did you think of Frozen?
Thursday, January 2, 2014
The Orchard
The Orchard by Krista Lynne Jensen. This is my first read by this author.
Poor Alisen. She just can't win for trying.
And just for the record, it kind of bugged me to have an alternate spelling to the traditional Alison. Maybe I'm just biased as I've got an awesome sister with that name.
Alisen loses her mother at age 13 and her father ignores her for the next 6 years. Not a great growing up experience. Her solace is found in the cherry orchard on their lake front Montana property.
What's with all the books set in Montana this year? This is either the third or fourth one I've read set there. Do we not have down home values in other American locales?
Then at the ripe old age of 19 she meets Derrick. It's a romance. I think you can fill in the blanks.
I noticed early on in the book that it ran a resemblance to Jane Austen's Persuasion. Yes, I know, for me, all books come back to Austen in some fashion. But this one is actually a modern day rewrite. Ms. Jensen says so herself at the end of the book.
So, all you Austen fans, add this one to your list. And that goes for you non-Austen fans too!
It's well written, the storyline moves along. Good dialogue. You love and dislike everyone at the right times. There was only one thing that threw me and it happened at the end. The story is told all through the book from either Alisen's or Derrick's point of view and in the eleventh hour we're thrown into, Alisen's older sister, Elizabeth's point of view. It just came off odd to add a third character POV at the end when she's played a very minor role throughout the rest of the novel.
Not a deal breaker though.
This is an LDS romance, but light on the LDS. Just thought you should know. Also, light on the steamy. Clean.
Worth a read? Absolutely.
Can anyone recommend another Persuasion knock off? That is a story less retold. Let me know.
http://www.amazon.com/Orchard-Krista-Lynne-Jensen-ebook/dp/B00C7AXVFW/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1384655336&sr=8-3&keywords=the+orchard
Poor Alisen. She just can't win for trying.
And just for the record, it kind of bugged me to have an alternate spelling to the traditional Alison. Maybe I'm just biased as I've got an awesome sister with that name.
Alisen loses her mother at age 13 and her father ignores her for the next 6 years. Not a great growing up experience. Her solace is found in the cherry orchard on their lake front Montana property.
What's with all the books set in Montana this year? This is either the third or fourth one I've read set there. Do we not have down home values in other American locales?
Then at the ripe old age of 19 she meets Derrick. It's a romance. I think you can fill in the blanks.
I noticed early on in the book that it ran a resemblance to Jane Austen's Persuasion. Yes, I know, for me, all books come back to Austen in some fashion. But this one is actually a modern day rewrite. Ms. Jensen says so herself at the end of the book.
So, all you Austen fans, add this one to your list. And that goes for you non-Austen fans too!
It's well written, the storyline moves along. Good dialogue. You love and dislike everyone at the right times. There was only one thing that threw me and it happened at the end. The story is told all through the book from either Alisen's or Derrick's point of view and in the eleventh hour we're thrown into, Alisen's older sister, Elizabeth's point of view. It just came off odd to add a third character POV at the end when she's played a very minor role throughout the rest of the novel.
Not a deal breaker though.
This is an LDS romance, but light on the LDS. Just thought you should know. Also, light on the steamy. Clean.
Worth a read? Absolutely.
Can anyone recommend another Persuasion knock off? That is a story less retold. Let me know.
http://www.amazon.com/Orchard-Krista-Lynne-Jensen-ebook/dp/B00C7AXVFW/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1384655336&sr=8-3&keywords=the+orchard
On the idyllic shores of Flathead Lake, Montana, Alisen Embry finds purpose and comfort tending her late mother’s cherry orchard adjacent to the family’s beloved lake house. Though pained by the loss of her mother and her father’s estrangement, it is Derick Whitney—the man she fell in love with four years earlier—who truly influences Alisen’s view of her future . . .
Derick and Alisen wanted nothing more than to spend eternity together; however, intolerance and secrets forced Alisen to make a shattering choice between her family and the man she loved.
But destiny always has a way of setting things right . . .
Now the Embry family has found themselves hopelessly in debt, and they realize renting the lake house is the only hope of saving the cherished orchard and family home. When Alisen discovers the new tenants have a connection to her past, her life takes an unexpected turn. Will fate find a way to reconnect what was broken so many years before?
Derick and Alisen wanted nothing more than to spend eternity together; however, intolerance and secrets forced Alisen to make a shattering choice between her family and the man she loved.
But destiny always has a way of setting things right . . .
Now the Embry family has found themselves hopelessly in debt, and they realize renting the lake house is the only hope of saving the cherished orchard and family home. When Alisen discovers the new tenants have a connection to her past, her life takes an unexpected turn. Will fate find a way to reconnect what was broken so many years before?
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