Night Stars and Mourning Doves
Dearly Beloved
by Margo Hoornstra
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Pub Date Jun 12 2013 | Archive Date Jul 15 2017
Description
Elyse Monroe may be her sister's maid of honor, but that doesn't mean she has to follow the bride's example and fall in love. Battle-scarred and weary from previous relationships, she has no desire to take a chance on another--no matter how many hints her little sister drops about the best man.
Devastating life events have taken a toll on Eric Matthews. After losing his wife and unborn daughter, he's come home to heal. Serving as best man at his kid brother's wedding is the only relationship he cares to contemplate--no matter how attractive the maid of honor.
Thrown together again and again by wedding duties, Elyse and Eric reluctantly agree to explore a possible relationship--only to have their casual date turn into a glorious night of passion. Can two hearts, convinced a happily ever after will never happen, recognize love when it finds them?
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781612177977 |
| PRICE | $2.99 (USD) |
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Featured Reviews
Negar A, Reviewer
Sigh.
That was some dream.
She was happy when her father died?
Poor woman's jumpier than most.
I know it's hard, but she can't judge all men by Vince's horrible standard.
If these two also fall in love and get married, two brothers will have married two sisters. Cute.
How many showers does one wedding need?
I'm guessing she's not really supposed to be dating a student's father.
When things are going too good, something's bound to happen.
Someone slap that tow truck driver.
Reviewer 347544
This is a short, well-balanced story about a widowed father recovering from grief.
The heroine, Elyse, has been through her own share of pain too.
Both main characters heal with each other and within their loving and supporting families.
While predictable, “Night Stars and Mourning Doves” is well written and beautifully metaphorical, showing the broken hero (Eric) that all living beings – even doves – suffer loss and pain but adjust to the new circumstances and move on.
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