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Heartbreak, Tennessee (2012)

by Ruby Laska(Favorite Author)

3.35 of 5 Votes: 3

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Carson Five

review 1: Another story of young love so strong that both parties even though they part ways never really fall into love like that again.Amber left town fourteen years ago never looking back. She didn't even return for her mother's funeral. But now she is back in Heartbreak with her boss a country star who wants to open a theme park she has has to face Mac again. Mac never learned love from his parents they were cold and unhappy people but he never left Heartbreak. He builds his father's business but never gives his heart to anyone.Amber and Mac fight thru a lot of pain and forgiveness in this book.It was a sweet romance.
review 2: Sweet little romance, this novel is an easy read with a bit of fire, but not too much, and a nice flowing rhythm.The plot is limited and ... morefollows the usual teens separated – later reunited pattern, but it’s fresh in its delivery and a satisfying read.I enjoyed getting into the characters’ heads. Amber and Mac are unable to stay away from each other, yet the air needs to be cleared before they are entirely comfortable with each other. A couple of secondary characters are fun to read, too, and the local small-town folk sounds realistic.That brings me to the descriptions. I loved them. That’s it, simply put. The author got the atmosphere just right and I genuinely felt like I was the one wandering the streets of Heartbreak, Tennessee. Beautifully-done.All in all, I have enjoyed this book and I have read it in only two sittings. The writing was clean, the voice easy-reading, editing good… The only thing that will keep it away from the maximum five stars is the feeble plot. I recommend this book for a day of lazy reading. Four stars. less

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