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“Clumsy. Invisible. Ugly. This is how Clair O'Neal would describe herself on a good day. Coming from an abusive childhood, she is painfully shy and sees herself as a misfit. So when she promises her boss she'll represent her company at a high-society event, she finds herself completely out of her element. Image coach Glenn Yves urges Clair to join the party, seeing something in her she cannot see herself. Musician Hudson Mandel rescues her from a moment of likely humiliation. Both men find themselves drawn to Clair's unassuming presence, her inner beauty, and maybe even her vulnerability. Can Clair trust their interest and their motives? After so many years without love, would God really bring two men into her life and maker her choose between them?”
Series: A Heartsong Presents book and part of the “Ozark Weddings” mini-series. Review of the first book, Here!
Spiritual Content- Joel 2:25 on the back-cover; Many Scriptures are mentioned, quoted, & remembered; Bible Reading; Many, many Prayers; Many talks about God, & His hand; ‘H’s are capital when referring to God; Clair works at a Christian bookstore; Many mentions of God; Many mentions of prayers; Mentions of Christians & those in the Bible; Mentions of church; Mentions of hymns; A few mentions of Heaven;
“Clumsy. Invisible. Ugly. This is how Clair O'Neal would describe herself on a good day. Coming from an abusive childhood, she is painfully shy and sees herself as a misfit. So when she promises her boss she'll represent her company at a high-society event, she finds herself completely out of her element. Image coach Glenn Yves urges Clair to join the party, seeing something in her she cannot see herself. Musician Hudson Mandel rescues her from a moment of likely humiliation. Both men find themselves drawn to Clair's unassuming presence, her inner beauty, and maybe even her vulnerability. Can Clair trust their interest and their motives? After so many years without love, would God really bring two men into her life and maker her choose between them?”
Series: A Heartsong Presents book and part of the “Ozark Weddings” mini-series. Review of the first book, Here!
Spiritual Content- Joel 2:25 on the back-cover; Many Scriptures are mentioned, quoted, & remembered; Bible Reading; Many, many Prayers; Many talks about God, & His hand; ‘H’s are capital when referring to God; Clair works at a Christian bookstore; Many mentions of God; Many mentions of prayers; Mentions of Christians & those in the Bible; Mentions of church; Mentions of hymns; A few mentions of Heaven;
*Note: A couple mentions of people
in the music business you think they are God; A mention of an allegorical book
about people following false gods.
Negative Content- Clair had a (verbally) abusive childhood & many mentions of it; Mentions of drinkers & curses (said, not written); A mention of a cigar; A mention of throwing up.
Sexual
Content- a fingers-to-lips touch, four hand kisses, a palm kiss, four cheek
kisses, two forehead kisses, two barely-above-not-detailed kisses, and two semi-detailed
kisses; Wanting to kiss & embrace; Touches (up to semi-detailed); Blushes;
Noticing & Staring; Mentions of kisses & embracing; Mentions of dates
& dating; A mention of some men having expectations when a woman says ‘thank
you’; A mention of a girl’s possessive hug, kiss on the check, & flirting; Love,
falling in love, & the emotions;
*Note: A mention of menopause.
-Clair O’Neal,
age 30-31
-Hudson
Mandel, age 31
P.O.V. switches between them
170 pages
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P.O.V. switches between them
170 pages
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Pre Teens-
New Teens-
Early High School Teens-
Older High School Teens-
My personal Rating-
“The Love Song” could have been a full-length book and I wouldn’t
have complained at all. This book was so sweet and touching. Lots and lots of Spiritual
Content which added to the message on the story.
See y’all
on Monday with a new review!
*BFCG may (Read the review to see) recommend this book by this author. It does not mean I recommend all the books by this author.
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