'Long Live the Beautiful Hearts' by Emma Scott is a poignant and emotional conclusion to the Beautiful Hearts duet. The story follows the characters Wes and Autumn as they navigate the challenges of war injuries, PTSD, and the aftermath of life-changing events. The book delves into themes of love, friendship, heartache, and resilience, portraying the characters' struggles with depth and sincerity. Emma Scott's writing style is described as sensitive, well-researched, and poetic, capturing the raw emotions and complexities of the characters' experiences.
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Triggers include discussions of disability, PTSD, and emotional distress related to loss and heartache.
Has Romance?
Romance is a significant and prominent element throughout the narrative.
From The Publisher:
Never again would I allow my heart to become the plaything of someone else. Never again would I let a man (or men) come between me and my goals. Never again would I love without feeling the fullness of that love in return. Not until I knew it was real. And if that took me a lifetime to find, so be it. Those were my vows, and after all that had happened with Connor and Weston, I was determined to keep them. To protect my heart. And then he came home, and my vows became his promises.He held my heart in his hands with reverence and care. He helped me find my soul's greatest purpose in life. He loved me with a love so pure and vibrant, I knew I'd never feel anything like it in a hundred lifetimes. It was real.Until it wasn't. Until it all came crashing down when I discovered the deep love I thought I'd found was nestled in a web of lies-so soft and silken I hadn't noticed it was there.Until it was too late. **********Long Live the Beautiful Hearts is the emotional, heart-wrenching conclusion to the Beautiful Hearts Duet by bestselling author, Emma Scott, and is inspired by the classic tale, Cyrano de Bergerac. (Roxanne) THIS IS NOT YOUR TYPICAL LOVE TRIANGLE #confusedhearts #notamenage THIS BOOK IS NOT A STANDALONE. It should not be read without first reading Bring Down the Stars
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About the Author:
A former professional dancer and teacher, Suanne Laqueur went from choreographing music to choreographing words. After graduating from Alfred University with a double major in dance and theater, Laqueur taught at the Carol Bierman School of Ballet Arts in Croton-on-Hudson for ten years. An avid reader, cook and gardener, she started her blog EatsReadsThinks in 2010 and published her debut novel, The Man I Love, in 2014, which won a gold medal in the 2015 Readers' Favorite Book Awards and was named Best Debut in the Feathered Quill Book Awards.. Her fourth novel, An Exaltation of Larks, was the grand prize winner in the 2017 Writer's Digest Book Awards, and took first place in the 2019 North Street Book Prize. Laqueur lives in Westchester County, New York with her husband and two children.
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