Watch Surprised by Love Online Streaming

Watch Surprised by Love Online Streaming

I love reviewing books. I especially love reviewing Julie Lessman’s books. Beautifully written, with heartfelt drama and witty storytelling, Surprised by Love is bound to win over many hearts, as it did mine. It’s the kind of story that makes reading fun. It was entertaining from the start and downright charming from first to last page.

 

Watch Surprised by Love Online Free While the characters are haunted by past hurts, they’re also torn between their heart’s desires and fears, and along the way they learn some valuable lessons. I wanted to hug each and every member of the McClare family. Or at the very least join them at that amusing dinner table of theirs. What lively conversations they always have.

And those love triangles had me turning the pages faster than I could read! The last half of the book was especially captivating. Yes, I’m baiting you. Go read it!
My only regret is not having read the first in the series yet. Having been g
iven the chance to review the second and third books in The Heart of San Francisco series, I couldn’t resist jumping ahead. While each one holds its own nicely, I would recommend you starting from the beginning if you have the chance. I have a feeling you’ll be that much more enthralled with the McClare family and friends.

Another thing I like and appreciate about this writer’s style is that I never quite know how it’s going to end. How “we” will get to the “Happy Ending” – the characters and I – is still a mystery up to the last page. The ending never comes prematurely, but continues on in perfect rhythm and delivers in due time, rewarding its readers wonderfully by book’s end.

What can I say? I love watching (and reading) when best friends fall in love. It’s a beautiful thing. I married my own best friend two years ago and I have a small plaque hanging in our home that always makes me smile. “True love is friendship set on fire.”  I love that. And it fits perfectly for this story too.
Love is a fire, alright. And Julie Lessman knows how to write it very well.