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there's just so much i could say about scarjame. the way they loved each other was so revolutionary. they're my romeo and juliet.
Scarlett and Jameson’s love story were heartwarming and wonderful. You can’t help fall in love with them over and over. As I said, at first, we could not see anything happening between Noah and Georgia, but it was fun to see this change into another sweet romance; which turned into a great modern-day romance. However, we did spend a lot of time worrying if Noah and Georgia would open their hearts to each other. It’s hard to write a good review of this book without giving anything away. So let me end this little review with saying this, I am a mom to three beautiful children. I’ve learned from personal journeys that life is indeed short, to cherish every moment, and to never leave my children mad. Live for today and dream of tomorrow. Ella is a single mother to twins, a boy and a girl that she lives her life for and would do anything to protect. Having been left alone and pregnant and her only family left in her brother that joined the military Ella has had to fight to get where she is in life. Now Ella is also fighting for her daughter’s life when she’s diagnosed with cancer. I was amazed at how Rebecca managed to write out both MMC’s in such a way that you can appreciate both men for who they were in their respected times. The undying beautiful love between Jameson and Scarlett and Georgia and Noah’s developing journey through trust and chance for sure won me over. The deeper Georgia and Noah delve into Scarlett’s passionate, World War II romance with American fighter pilot Jameson Stanton—and the letters they left behind—the harder they’ll have to fight their own undeniable attraction. But there’s a reason Scarlett could never bring herself to finish the manuscript, and discovering the truth will bring them into a love story spanning two lifetimes: a journey of danger and sacrifice, loyalty and secrets, tragedy and, ultimately, the healing power of love.
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At this point, I can't even conjure up the required emotions for all that has happened. It's too much. It's too unrealistic. How can anyone survive this many tragedies in such a short period of time? I'm too busy trying to calculate the probability of all of these things happening and I'm pretty sure you have a better chance winning the lotto than to have this many, and this rare, of things happen to just one person in this little of time. I’m so deeply in love with them. I can’t even describe it. Their love story was so unique, so beautiful and heartbreaking.The happiness they felt made me sigh out loud and smile. Their times together were beautiful, emotional and their love was so powerful. Their moments together created butterflies in my stomach.They had the kind of love that you found once in lifetime.Chapter 38 is their ending for me i will not believe anything else 🫶🏻
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PDF / EPUB File Name: The_Things_We_Leave_Unfinished_-_Rebecca_Yarros.pdf, The_Things_We_Leave_Unfinished_-_Rebecca_Yarros.epub I would give anything to reach through this paper, to stretch across the long miles between us just to touch you, to feel your heartbeat.” In each of the time periods, we had some wonderful secondary characters and some evil ones. In the past (Scarlett and Jameson), her sister Constance was wonderful, as was Jameson’s pilot friend. Scarlett’s mother and father were terrible. In the present, Georgia’s friends were very good, as was Adam, Noah’s friend. I did not like Georgia’s ex Damian, nor her mother, Ava. NoahGeorgia were fire and their love burned when they loved. They had this undeniable chemistry and spark and their hate to love relationship made it even more perfect. The push and pull between them, the sexual tension and their bantering was just perfect. The slow burn between was literally burning and it was all worth it in the end ❤️🔥 I can't recall the last time I wanted to DNF a book so late in the game, but I couldn't put it down because I was too freaking invested. There was a sad reality to the guilt, the regret, and the requirement to push through. I'm not sure I was willing or even ready to face the guaranteed heartbreak I was sure to receive. But I can't lie and say that the place that Rebecca came from, and the story that she gave me? That is why I read the heavy stuff. That is why I like the deep reads. The intricacies in the story, the love that is unwavering, the pain that is indiscriminate....it was all dished up with a healthy dose of reality.
Sometimes bad things happen. And there’s no blame to be placed. You can’t reason with the universe, no matter how sound your logic is…. We are imperfect people made that way by an imperfect world, and we don’t always get a say in what shapes us…. And if you don’t let that pain go, it’s going to shape the rest of your life. You have that choice.” Rebecca Yarros is the Wall Street Journal and USA Today bestselling author of over fifteen novels, including Great and Precious Things and The Last Letter. “A gifted storyteller” (Kirkus), she is also the recipient of the Colorado Romance Writer’s Award of Excellence for Eyes Turned Skyward from her Flight and Glory series. It’s true,” he continued. “It’s our way of protecting ourselves, to remember something painful so we don’t repeat the same mistake.” “A defense mechanism,” I know I’m not what you pictured when you thought of marriage. I don’t have a title, or even a country right now.” He grimaced. “But what I do have is yours, Scarlett. My heart, my name, my very being—it’s all yours. And I promise I will spend every day of my life earning the privilege of your love if you let me. Will you do me the honor of being my wife?” She's just like Scarlett. Fierce and stubborn with trust issues and had her heartbroken because of her mother. She carries herself with confidence and power even though she is broken inside. I'm glad she had her Gran who treated her like her own daughter. I know she was a bit grumpy but I've loved her from the very start. She is the epitome of Scarlett and Jameson's story the generations of love which brings her here.You’re the very breath in my lungs and the beat of my heart. You were my choice before I even knew there was one to make." I love you Scarlett, and it’s not the kind of love that fades with distance or time. I’m yours and i’ve been since the first time i looked into your eyes, I’ll be yours no matter how much time passes before i see your eyes again. Always” Somewhere between letter number one and letter number twenty-four, I'd fallen in love with her. Fallen for her words, her strength, her insight and kindness, her grace under impossible circumstances, her love for her children, and her determination to stand on her own.
This will be a difficult task as Georgia has bug trust issues. And that’s understandable as her mother, Ava, left her time and again while her ex-husband repeatedly cheated on her! I hated these two with a passion! Oh yeah, make sure you have Kleenex near by - because the road to happiness is full of obstacles, but it's totally worth it!) A beautiful, heartfelt story with surprising depth. Grab tissues and settle in for the long haul because you won't be able to put this one down, and I guarantee you'll finish it crying. But please don't let that stop you from reading this beautifully written, emotionally charged story that now sits on my Favorites Shelf. It's truly an experience - a deeply rooted, character-based story that pushed all my buttons. The title, The Last Letter, is woven into the storyline in more ways than one. I found myself sitting long after I finished - thinking about this story and its relevance. Please avoid all spoilers and read this book. I don't think it'll be the same if you know how the story plays out when you begin. It simply wasn’t possible to live in a world where he didn’t exist, and therefore he couldn’t be dead.'So as I said at the beginning, I read novels to relax, and especially I read Romance for its promise of a happy end. The Last Letter doesn’t keep its promises, I will avoid this author from now on and I don’t recommend this book to anyone. Though I love their classic, timeless tale, the contemporary romance between Scarlett and Noah stood out for me. The enemies to lovers trope is one of my favorites, and I loved the way Scarlett and Noah’s relationship developed. They have amazing chemistry and a shared love of Georgia’s great-grandmother. I love their witty banter, fun and revealing texts, and their feelings for each other. Noah and Georgia are as drawn together as Scarlett and Jameson were all those years ago, even though their lives are very different.
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