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File Size: 5028 KB
Print Length: 164 pages
Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited
Publication Date: November 24, 2017
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B0772CMKYN
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It saddens me to give one of Julie Lessman's books less than 5 stars, but in all honesty, 3's the best I can do for this one. I've loved all her other books, but I found Liberty extremely selfish and obnoxious. I understand her passion for justice, and the need for it in that time period, but she was just too arrogant about it. Also, the constant use of contrived western slang, as noted by another reviewer, got really old really fast. A little of that could go a long way. The most troubling was the ending, which to my mind was bizarre and completely unbelievable. Without being a spoiler, I won't go into details, beyond: too much poppy seed cake and poppy seed tea?? Please. All that said, I do like how Ms. Lessman brings in the hero's faith, how he has been mentored by the local pastor, and through his faith overcome a very difficult situation. I like her writing generally, I just wish Liberty had been more likeable. I will get the next book in the series, in hopes that it will be more like the authors previous writings.
I usually enjoy Julie's stories, but this one had one silly alliterative exclamation after another. The worse part was the first half of the book seemed to mention the heroine' s irresistible "luscious full lips" at least once a page. It got difficult to read because of this, but then the constant fighting between the two main characters who then turned to kissing & immediately back to fighting wore on me. Not my kind of enjoyable reading.
For Love of Liberty could have been a very good story. Unfortunately, the characters spend much of their time bickering. Tried to like Libby and Finn, but they were impossible to connect with.
Liberty O'Shea and Griffin McShane go together like chocolate and mustard. They've been rivals since both competed for the honor of Scholar of the Year back in grammar school. He believes she's a spoiled little rich girl; to her, he's a mule-headed bully with no sophistication. But as God and the town would have it, Liberty and Finn get thrown together to chair the first annual Fourth of July festival, providing the backdrop for a sizzling summer romance in the middle of November. Whew, is it hot in here, or is it just me?As always, Julie Lessman pens an enjoyable faith-based romance without sacrificing the banter and steam we women love to read about between our hero and heroine. Liberty and Finn win the honor of the most volatile and interesting Lessman couple I've met since Katie O'Connor and Cluny McGee. Every interaction pulses and pops with witty banter and unexpected comebacks - some laughably so, like the time Finn literally carries Liberty into the newspaper office and plops her on the editor's desk. I haven't seen anything that unique since Allison McClare threatened Nick Barone with her pointer.However, what I like even better than the banter and attraction between these two is how they help each other mature. Both halves of our couple realize they possess hot tempers and loads of stubborness which, unchecked, could lead to a harmful or even abusive relationship. Admitting that is difficult, but it's heartwarming. As Finn and Liberty face those shortcomings, you get to see them grow romantically and as individuals, until you're absolutely sure they're perfect for each other.The Virginia City, NV setting is off Julie's beaten path for sure. I miss her old Boston and San Francisco stomping grounds, but Julie clearly did her research into the historical West, and Virginia City shines with its own charm. I especially enjoyed the Fourth of July festival scenes, as they lent a small town air to the urban Western story.I definitely wanted to see more of Finn and Liberty's relationships with God and spiritual growth. Finn mentions the Poppys have been his mentors for years, and we see that in his interactions with them. There's a passing nod that Liberty is Irish Catholic, and that her dad has issues with Protestant countrymen. Other than that, there's a lot less spirituality than I've come to expect from Julie. I didn't need it to be in my face, but I did miss seeing the characters interact with and learn from God while learning from each other. Additionally, some little things got on my nerves, like the constant Western "cursing" (horse apples, frog spit, prairie poop). Yeah, it was funny the first couple times, but... And how many times was Finn going to have to explain he was *not* interested in marrying Jo Beth? Perhaps if that conflict had gotten more development, Liberty's persistent pushing away would've made more sense.Basically, I just wanted more flesh on this story, but it was a novella, and only an intro. I'll tell you this: it made me thirst to read the rest of Blaze and Maggie's story this summer. Julie definitely has the beginnings of a great new series on her hands, and I can't wait.
packed into a short, romantic romp. “For Love of Liberty†features 2 headstrong lead characters that have known each other since grade school. He’s from the wrong side of the tracks and she’s a high ‘n mighty rich girl who just graduated from an Ivy League college - cue fireworks 💥This historical novella gives brief nods to silver mining, railroads and women suffrage but only in a cursory manner due to the shorter form. The characters and town are well drawn and fit the late 19th century well. Julie Lessman has written this book to be the introduction to a new series and it is a complete story unto itself.The dialogue is wonderful even if it’s full of old sayings my grandmother bandied about. There’s no foul language, sexual content or violence. The ending is a bit strange, no, it’s very strange. Has me wondering what experience the author drew from. That aside, “For Love of Liberty†is a delightful start to what promises to be an entertaining new series.
For the Love of Liberty is a wonderful book. The plot moves fast and the romance sizzles on the page between Finn and Liberty. The one thing that sets Lessman apart from every other romance writer in my humble opinion is her ability to jump into the male's perspective too. And it reads correctly too. Male are visual with their emotions. Sometimes romance writers get that wrong and it bothers me, but not Lessman. She really brings the male side to life too. I enjoy how the setting, even being in the West, which I normally don't read, didn't bother me. I could see the Virginia City as it blossomed into something better. I enjoyed the fighting back and forth between Finn and Lizz. A couple of moments had me gasping in laughter. The plot was cute, and I really can't wait until she finishes the rest of the books in this series. If you are a fan of Lessman's other books or a hot romance, than this is the book for you. I can't recommend Lessman enough. I have loved everything she has written.
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