Rekindled

Good

Great book, loved how the author allowed forgiveness!! There’s always someone who struggles with jealousy. Larson was that man, it took him to completely fall to the bottom and then some. True love waits and ensures!! Love this book!! Thank you

While the story as a whole was very intriguing and different, it became monotonous early on. I felt like the characters repeated the same comments in different arrangements often. I liked the unique storyline, but wish the first half of the book had been condensed greatly. The constant back and forth of husband and wife missing each other was very boring. It picked up in the second half with the introduction of some new characters, but I found parts of that half a little odd (the main character stalking his wife, for one). The last few chapters were entirely unbelievable - she wasn't even mad? They had this conversation while she was giving birth? And she wasn't upset, but relieved? I wish more time had been spent on developing her acceptance of Larson/Jacob, rather than immediately resolving everything as if it's okay that he hid his identity for so long. All in all, I'm glad I read this. It was an interesting twist on an often predictable type of book. I think the main issue I had was with timing and character development, which happen to be two of my pet peeves. I would definitely recommend the read - the details aren't quite what I would have liked, but the story is creative and intriguing!