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4.06 AVERAGE
4.06 AVERAGE
lighthearted
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Complicated
4.5 Stars
Unbreakable is the fourth book in the Cloverleigh Farms series. I’ve been anticipating this book knowing it was Sylvia and Henry’s story. I’ve been wanting and needing to know about these two and couldn’t wait to see how their story would unfold.
Sylvia is newly divorced and trying to settle into her new normal. She hasn’t been the woman she used to be for a long time. She moves back home and hopes the fresh start will be what she needs for her and her children. She can always count on her family to be there for her, always. Sylvia is so selfless and puts her children and their happiness above her own. But along the way she didn’t expect Henry, and especially not to fall as fast as she did for him.
Henry is also newly divorced and spends his time working too much. He’s worked for Cloverleigh Farms for over a decade and has known and has a good relationship with the Sawyer family. When Sylvia moves back home that’s when Henry gets to know her better and where ultimately feelings start to blossom.
Sylvia and Henry were so good together. There was no denying their spark. Their attraction came to life in this book. They had an easygoing friendship that I just loved. And their chemistry, good lord was it electrifying. I loved their banter and how cute they were together. Sylvia and Henry are two people who feel lost, but in each other find everything they never thought could be possible. I loved how they trusted each other and above everything how honest they were with one another. I just loved these two so much.
Unbreakable was sweet, beautiful, and heartfelt. A perfect story about second chances at life, new beginnings, finding yourself and in the process also opening your heart and letting love in.
*I voluntarily read and reviewed an ARC of this book*
Unbreakable is the fourth book in the Cloverleigh Farms series. I’ve been anticipating this book knowing it was Sylvia and Henry’s story. I’ve been wanting and needing to know about these two and couldn’t wait to see how their story would unfold.
Sylvia is newly divorced and trying to settle into her new normal. She hasn’t been the woman she used to be for a long time. She moves back home and hopes the fresh start will be what she needs for her and her children. She can always count on her family to be there for her, always. Sylvia is so selfless and puts her children and their happiness above her own. But along the way she didn’t expect Henry, and especially not to fall as fast as she did for him.
Henry is also newly divorced and spends his time working too much. He’s worked for Cloverleigh Farms for over a decade and has known and has a good relationship with the Sawyer family. When Sylvia moves back home that’s when Henry gets to know her better and where ultimately feelings start to blossom.
Sylvia and Henry were so good together. There was no denying their spark. Their attraction came to life in this book. They had an easygoing friendship that I just loved. And their chemistry, good lord was it electrifying. I loved their banter and how cute they were together. Sylvia and Henry are two people who feel lost, but in each other find everything they never thought could be possible. I loved how they trusted each other and above everything how honest they were with one another. I just loved these two so much.
Unbreakable was sweet, beautiful, and heartfelt. A perfect story about second chances at life, new beginnings, finding yourself and in the process also opening your heart and letting love in.
*I voluntarily read and reviewed an ARC of this book*
Storyline wise, this book is the best of them so far. Although I remember Aprils story so that might give this a run for it’s money. But I think this is my fav story so for.
Sylvia and Henry absolutely deserved to love and to be loved and I’m so glad things worked out the way they did. Their stories are heart wrenching but it made for a beautiful ending that just goes to show that in the end, everything works out the way it was meant to be!
I loved the realism of going through a divorce and father feeling of inadequacy (not that I j know what it’s like), but for both Sylvia and Henry, there struggle was so real on the page. I also really enjoyed the realism of having children and going through a divorce and seeing their actions and reactions to certain things.
I think Whitney in particular made things a little difficult for Sylvia but her feelings and reactions were so real, it made the book more enjoyable!
Overall, I loved it! Henry has the be the sweetest, kindest, most caring guy alive… or not alive and I happy he got his happily ever after! I’m happy they both did!
Sylvia and Henry absolutely deserved to love and to be loved and I’m so glad things worked out the way they did. Their stories are heart wrenching but it made for a beautiful ending that just goes to show that in the end, everything works out the way it was meant to be!
I loved the realism of going through a divorce and father feeling of inadequacy (not that I j know what it’s like), but for both Sylvia and Henry, there struggle was so real on the page. I also really enjoyed the realism of having children and going through a divorce and seeing their actions and reactions to certain things.
I think Whitney in particular made things a little difficult for Sylvia but her feelings and reactions were so real, it made the book more enjoyable!
Overall, I loved it! Henry has the be the sweetest, kindest, most caring guy alive… or not alive and I happy he got his happily ever after! I’m happy they both did!
Cute! I would love to see Whitney get her own next-generation story. 4☆
This felt a little too rushed, too insta-connection and too insta-lovey especially considering they were both recently divorced and from heavily emotional and triggering relationships.
Content Warnings
Graphic: Infertility, Sexual content
hopeful
reflective
sad
tense
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Complicated
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
i may have reached the point in my reading life where Melanie Harlow isn't THAT great of an author, because jesus if this book didn't frustrate me to the max lol.
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This was so adorable!! It definitely has that Christmas magic feeling to it that I absolutely loved. It was light, sweet, heartwarming and left a huge smile on my face. I love this series so much and I’m looking forward to April getting her love story!