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A review by kdurham2
The Love Letter by Rachel Hauck
3.0
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I sit on the fence often when I read Rachel Hauck. Her books have such great plot and story and characters but I am aware they are in the Christian fiction genre they just seem to be a little heavy handed in that area. I am not naive in that I know going into a Christian fiction book that there will be elements of the faith in the book, but I like them to be a little more subtle if I were wanting to give this book to someone and slowly introducing them to the faith, this would not be the book I would recommend.
At the same time, I love the story and the plot. I love the dual storylines that clearly are connected from page one. But got even more connected as the story progresses. I loved Chloe and Jesse. Their story was interesting and kept me hooked on the book. I loved the inside peek into Hollywood and how they were both connected to the industry in different ways. It was also interesting to see inside a filming set and schedule - I know its fiction, but it felt based in reality just a bit!
I sit on the fence often when I read Rachel Hauck. Her books have such great plot and story and characters but I am aware they are in the Christian fiction genre they just seem to be a little heavy handed in that area. I am not naive in that I know going into a Christian fiction book that there will be elements of the faith in the book, but I like them to be a little more subtle if I were wanting to give this book to someone and slowly introducing them to the faith, this would not be the book I would recommend.
At the same time, I love the story and the plot. I love the dual storylines that clearly are connected from page one. But got even more connected as the story progresses. I loved Chloe and Jesse. Their story was interesting and kept me hooked on the book. I loved the inside peek into Hollywood and how they were both connected to the industry in different ways. It was also interesting to see inside a filming set and schedule - I know its fiction, but it felt based in reality just a bit!