Liberty O’Shea and Griffin McShane have been rivals from
grade school. Griffin has teased and tormented Liberty unrelentingly and
Liberty’s temper has blasted Griffin more times than he or she can count. Now they
are all grown up and Liberty and Griffin are once again butting heads. As
co-chairs for the upcoming fourth of July celebration in town they are required
to be in close proximity to each other. More than fireworks flare when these
two butt heads!
Oh my goodness! Julie Lessman knows how to make her
characters feisty and funny! Liberty’s salty tongue had me rolling on the floor
laughing! And just in case that last line gives you pause, an example of
Liberty’s tongue is her use of “horse apples!” as one of her expressions of
exasperation. Liberty is definitely head-strong. She is for the downtrodden and
women’s rights, and she is definitely against “Finn McShane” her old nemesis.
Underlying all of their sparring is a deep attraction that
neither Liberty nor Finn acknowledged before, but now that they are adults that
attraction is quickly turning into something deeper.
In true Julie Lessman style the passionate kisses the two
share will curl your toes, and the sparring will have you laughing out loud. Along
with the passion and humor there is also the characters desire to please their
Creator. I always love the aspects of faith in this authors books, and love to
see how the Lord touches the hearts of broken people and brings peace and
balance to their lives.
For Love Of Liberty is the prequel to a new series and I am
definitely looking forward to more!
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