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Loving Mr. Daniels

Loving Mr. Daniels

Contemporary Romance Romantic Comedy

Published: 2016
Language: English

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Funny Heartwarming

Prose complexity 1/10

Genres

Contemporary Romance Romantic Comedy

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Brittainy C. CherryContemporary Romance · Romance

Jennifer Stark Vikas AdamContemporary Romance · Romantic Comedy

NadeneI totally loved this book. It was worth the sleepless nights spent reading it. What caught my attention initially was the blurb. I reckoned it would be a tale of a forbidden love affair between a teacher and his pupil. Yes it was but it was also more than that. When I delved in between the pages I received more than what I bargained for. Loving Mr. Daniels is not your typical romantic story of boy meets girl, fall in love and then live happily ever after. It’s a story that speaks to life in general. It speaks about the pain endured from the loss of a loved one, healing, friendship, forgiveness and acceptance. It touches on several subjects that all readers can relate to one way or another. This story took me on an emotional roller coaster. I laughed and I cried, literally. It was easy to connect with the characters as I felt all the emotions they were experiencing. In Loving Mr. Daniels we meet Ashlyn Jennings a 19 year old high school student who always has her nose buried in a book. She recently lost her twin sister to leukemia. This passing was devastating which was further intensified by her mother’s determination to send her live with her male parent who had not acted as a major character in her life for the past 19 years. While on her way to Wisconsin she met Daniel Daniels a 22 year old musician. These two connected instantly, however, this connection was to be tested when it was discovered that he was her teacher. I was silently rooting for these two. I so wanted them to be able work through their troubling situation. This story did not just focus on Ashlyn and Daniel. When Ashlyn moved in with her dad she formed a bond with his step-children Ryan and Hailey. These two were easy to like. They accepted Ashlyn with ease. I totally loved Ryan. He was funny and entertaining; however, it was clear that underneath his antics he was hiding a deep seated pain. I found the story to be an enjoyable read. It is the type of story that stays with you long after you have finished reading it. I have to admit there was a couple times I found myself reflecting back on certain aspect of the story that had impacted me in some way. This is my first time reading this author and after this awesome experience I can’t wait to see what next she has in store for her fans. DISCLOSURE: I RECEIVED A COMPLIMENTARY COPY IN EXCHANGE FOR A HONEST REVIEW