Rebecca Thomas (2)

Received this book via NetGalley for an honest review. Rebecca Thomas' story of opposites attracting was an excellent read. Blindsided in an important moment, Sabrina finds herself questioning her choices. Searching for a new direction she winds up in Alaska. Trying to make a success of his business Zak does not have time to babysit out of place optimist. Pessimist Zak is trying to atone for a tragic event from his past. People from different backgrounds is a common theme in romance literature. Even though that is the case Ms. Thomas manged to create a story with great characters that leaves you feeling like you have just experienced it for the first time. I really had fun reading this story and would recommend it.… (meer)

I know the story by heart. With references to one of my favorite cinema classics, The Earl's Wager by Rebecca Thomas was a clear draw for me. Hints of My Fair Lady permeated off of just about every page but blended with Ms. Thomas' twist of modern meets regency. Georgia was an American tomboy learning how to fit into English society. Will was an Earl seeking to save his family from impoverished circumstances. When the perfect opportunity falls into his lap, Will has to decide is it worth losing the one woman that makes him feel alive. Messages hidden between the lines is what I look for in the books I choose to read and Rebecca Thomas shouted her's at the top of her lungs in way a less subtle than most yet just as powerful. The message: " BE YOURSELF, FOLLOW YOUR HEART AND THE REST WILL FALL INTO PLACE.… (meer)