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A review by cmareads
The Love Letter by Rachel Hauck
5.0
Thank you to Thomas Nelson for the free review copy of this novel. All opinions are my own.
This is another fantastic love story told by Hauck. I loved how the Hamilton and Esther story intertwined with Jesse and Chloe's story. The Revolutionary War aspect of the story was amazing. I had never seen this at play before in a romance, and I liked how the conflict was created for Hamilton and Esther.
Chloe and Jesse were also unique. It's rare to read about a Hollywood actress believing in Jesus. I appreciated how Chloe viewed love and marriage. Her perspective added complexity and depth to her character.
My favorite part of this whole novel was that it was a true love story. Jesus and his love for us was reflected so well in this story. He loves us unconditionally, and I think this love and grace was shown so wonderfully on the pages. I was constantly reminded to love Jesus first, and everything else will work out, which is the best message any book, fiction or nonfiction, can send.
This is another fantastic love story told by Hauck. I loved how the Hamilton and Esther story intertwined with Jesse and Chloe's story. The Revolutionary War aspect of the story was amazing. I had never seen this at play before in a romance, and I liked how the conflict was created for Hamilton and Esther.
Chloe and Jesse were also unique. It's rare to read about a Hollywood actress believing in Jesus. I appreciated how Chloe viewed love and marriage. Her perspective added complexity and depth to her character.
My favorite part of this whole novel was that it was a true love story. Jesus and his love for us was reflected so well in this story. He loves us unconditionally, and I think this love and grace was shown so wonderfully on the pages. I was constantly reminded to love Jesus first, and everything else will work out, which is the best message any book, fiction or nonfiction, can send.