It just never seemed like I would get it.įor the past few years I’ve thrown myself into my career as a museum curator. I’ve always wanted passion, heart-stopping, epic, life-changing romance… I’ve always wanted the fairytale… I’ve always wanted it all. Right, the desire of someone becoming my entire world… of me becoming theirs. I LOVE love the thought of it, the nervous excitement of falling for Mr. And I was Ally, the one on which they could all rely.īut to me, I was Ally, the girl with the heart no one had claimed… And I was, Ally, the girl, who underneath it all, was heart-breakingly lonely. I was Ally, the best friend to the most amazing group of girls I’ve ever known-a title I loved, but one I became tired of ‘just’ being. I was Ally, the pretty cousin of superstar quarterback, Romeo Prince. When all of my best friends were falling for their soul mates in College, I was left behind. My name is Ally Prince and I’ve always been unlucky in love. 📚 (Click cover below to order a copy of ‘SWEET HOPE’ Now)įrom the USA Today Bestselling Sweet Home Series, comes Sweet Hope. (This review will also be posted on and ) I received this book free.Book Revie w! A Blogging Reader’s Review after reading ‘Sweet Hope’ (Sweet Home Series-Book #4) by Tillie Cole. This book builds on the others and the characters have all been there since the beginning. This is book three and I really advice the listener to get this series in order. But yes, I also could have listened through hours at a time. My answer is no, but mostly because it is too long and because I needed a break from the pain and sadness. Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting? No trouble hearing him even though the narrator is a 'she'.
I felt this story was his and I was enthralled the way she captured his pain and darkness, his guilt and anger. Which character – as performed by Tessa Ellory – was your favorite? This too, is the story of an older brother who is involved with a criminal group, protects his brother by keeping him out of it, and also has a broken home past. The only one coming to mind- though I know I've read others- is Molly O'Keefe's Burning Down the Night.
What other book might you compare Sweet Hope to and why?
The author didn't make it easy and wasn't afraid to show the hero as is. I love to see this tortured and desperate hero find his way back to home and happiness. Heartwrenching Story of Redemption and Hope
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