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For a Lifetime
by Gabrielle Meyer
slow-paced
Thank you Bethany House Fiction for the gifted copy.
A CONTINUALLY GOOD SERIES.
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I love the exploration of history with each book in this series. This one crossed the birth of aviation and the Salem Witch Trials. I liked seeing the comparisons and differences between the time periods and how each woman, Grace and Hope, interpreted what was happening.
I did think it had a little bit of a slow start. The 1692 chapters didn’t have the same pace as the 1912 ones and I kept wanting to get back to those. After the halfway point I though the plot started moving much better and I wanted to hustle to find out what happens next.
There’s always sweet romances woven in and I loved the way they both played out for the twins. I loved the love interests and the support and care they provided Grace and Hope through their trials. It’s all very sweet and heartfelt and only adds to the story.
I enjoyed many of the moments coming full circle with collision of past and present. I loved the faith aspects and the infused hope and love that was in this book. I can’t wait for more!
Overall audience notes:
- Historical Fiction + Romance
- Language: none
- Romance: kisses
- Violence: low-moderate
- Trigger/Content Warnings: falsely accused imprisonment, hangings (historical depictions of the trials), plane crashes
A CONTINUALLY GOOD SERIES.
BLOG || INSTAGRAM
I love the exploration of history with each book in this series. This one crossed the birth of aviation and the Salem Witch Trials. I liked seeing the comparisons and differences between the time periods and how each woman, Grace and Hope, interpreted what was happening.
I did think it had a little bit of a slow start. The 1692 chapters didn’t have the same pace as the 1912 ones and I kept wanting to get back to those. After the halfway point I though the plot started moving much better and I wanted to hustle to find out what happens next.
There’s always sweet romances woven in and I loved the way they both played out for the twins. I loved the love interests and the support and care they provided Grace and Hope through their trials. It’s all very sweet and heartfelt and only adds to the story.
I enjoyed many of the moments coming full circle with collision of past and present. I loved the faith aspects and the infused hope and love that was in this book. I can’t wait for more!
Overall audience notes:
- Historical Fiction + Romance
- Language: none
- Romance: kisses
- Violence: low-moderate
- Trigger/Content Warnings: falsely accused imprisonment, hangings (historical depictions of the trials), plane crashes