June’s Double Rainbow by Cheryl Holloway
Publisher: Holloway House
Genre: Contemporary
Length: Short story (17 pages)
Heat Level: Sweet
Rating: 3.5 stars
Reviewed by LavenderWhen love and monogamy fail…Her fiancé breaks off the engagement.
At first, June is stunned, but then, she is determined to move on to better things…like an unplanned trip to Paris for her job—where she falls deeply in love with a man from another part of the world. He wines and dines June; sweeps her off her feet; and ultimately, wins her heart. Their short romance echoes an endearing love. When she returns to the US, he calls her faithfully every day. Then suddenly, no call…
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Can their love survive on different continents?
This cute little story starts off right with the action, the problem, and doozy of a bombshell dropped into June’s lap. She does some retrospection, trying to figure out where things went wrong. This gives a reader a good look into her personality. She’s likeable, but one will wonder why she loved the man who hurt her.
There is a theme of Christian faith, which gives June somewhere to turn in her distress. One will feel her frustration as she comes to realizations.
June makes a good decision, and readers will look forward to what happens when she decides on going on an adventure to Paris. She arrives in Paris, and the author gives readers wonderful little sensual details—the food, the sights, etc., to set the scenes.
The ending of the story offers an enjoyable conclusion.
As this tale unfolds, sometimes, rushed, there is some vagueness and on-the-surface writing. Sometimes characters are presented abruptly, without enough being written about them. There are some tense issues as well, but this story has some underlying depth and a good message and was worth the read.
