Heart And Soul

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Summary: Pleasant Read
Review: Gabe Brody is a special agent on his last mission for the FBI. He is assigned the job of nailing a counterfeiter named Mick (and seeing if Mick's family is in on the crime).

He uses the cover of a drifter on a motercycle. While he's on the road to the small town in Montana where Mick is assumed to operate, he slams on his brakes to avoid hitting a deer, wipes out, and hits the pavement.

Michelle, driving along in her car, is right next to the biker and sees him fall. She stops, telling her friend on her cell phone to call an ambulence. Michelle goes to the man's side--he is in and out of consciousness.

Gabe blurts out his name as Brody to a fireman and adds, "Brody Gabriel."

Then he recognizes Michelle as the counterfeiter's neice. She is a lovely blonde, and seems so sweet. She couldn't be tied up with the counterfeiting ring--could she?

After he is taken to the emergency room and is bandaged up, he finds that Michelle is there waiting for him.

Michelle offers a spare bedroom for Brody to stay in temporarily. Brody is elated at being in such a good place to gain information about the family.

As Michelle gets to know Brody better, she admires him more and more. She realizes she shouldn't get her hopes up, though, because he wouldn't be staying.

Brody is also increasingly convinced of Michelle's goodness and innocence--and he falls in love.

Will Michelle's past hurts allow her to trust in Brody's love? Can she believe that Brody wasn't just using her and that he actually wants to marry her?

It's a bit strange the way this story skips (without breaks, sometimes) from one person's viewpoint to another's--certainly unusual. But in a way it's neat to know what they're both thinking in the same scene.

This story kept me reading. It is a sweet, basically good Christian romance (with some kissing).

Rating:
Summary: Pleasant Read
Review: Gabe Brody is a special agent on his last mission for the FBI. He is assigned the job of nailing a counterfeiter named Mick (and seeing if Mick's family is in on the crime).

He uses the cover of a drifter on a motercycle. While he's on the road to the small town in Montana where Mick is assumed to operate, he slams on his brakes to avoid hitting a deer, wipes out, and hits the pavement.

Michelle, driving along in her car, is right next to the biker and sees him fall. She stops, telling her friend on her cell phone to call an ambulence. Michelle goes to the man's side--he is in and out of consciousness.

Gabe blurts out his name as Brody to a fireman and adds, "Brody Gabriel."

Then he recognizes Michelle as the counterfeiter's neice. She is a lovely blonde, and seems so sweet. She couldn't be tied up with the counterfeiting ring--could she?

After he is taken to the emergency room and is bandaged up, he finds that Michelle is there waiting for him.

Michelle offers a spare bedroom for Brody to stay in temporarily. Brody is elated at being in such a good place to gain information about the family.

As Michelle gets to know Brody better, she admires him more and more. She realizes she shouldn't get her hopes up, though, because he wouldn't be staying.

Brody is also increasingly convinced of Michelle's goodness and innocence--and he falls in love.

Will Michelle's past hurts allow her to trust in Brody's love? Can she believe that Brody wasn't just using her and that he actually wants to marry her?

It's a bit strange the way this story skips (without breaks, sometimes) from one person's viewpoint to another's--certainly unusual. But in a way it's neat to know what they're both thinking in the same scene.

This story kept me reading. It is a sweet, basically good Christian romance (with some kissing).

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Summary: Heart and Soul by Jillian Hart
Review: I thouroughly enjoyed this story. It was heart-warming and wonderful. I fell in love with Adam Brody and enjoyed Michelle. If you've been looking for a wholesome, touching story to read I would reccommend this one.

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Summary: Heart and Soul by Jillian Hart
Review: I thouroughly enjoyed this story. It was heart-warming and wonderful. I fell in love with Adam Brody and enjoyed Michelle. If you've been looking for a wholesome, touching story to read I would reccommend this one.

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Summary: Terrorific!
Review: I'm such a huge fan of historical fiction! Wait, I mean, romance novels. I always get them confused because they're so, uh, realistic. Yeah, that's the word. And not predictable.

"Heart and Soul" (what an original title!) tells the tale of a jaded undercover agent who investigates a couterfeiting ring. But upon meeting Michelle McKaslin, of course he is no longer jaded, but finds himself deeply in love, but unable to tell her his secret which could tear them apart. Such original plot work left me hungry for more and eager to finish this inspiringly insipid work of art.