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I have two genres of fiction that I love: horror and romance. What does that say about me? Well, we’re not going there, reader.
What we are going to talk about is this lovely, heart-warming collection of love stories. This collection exhibits a trend I love to see in anthologies - they all have something that connects them. In the case of The Kissing Tree, they are all set around an oak tree coined the “Kissing Tree” in Oak Springs, Texas. Each of these stories take place at different periods of time, but each offer a beautiful love story to match the history of the old oak tree they revolve around.
It would be too much of a spoiler to reference each story - they are short stories after all. But in these stories you will find beautifully told stories of love found and lost. There’s humor, searching, struggling as well as love that has been and maybe could be again. It was wonderful how each one of these authors was able to maintain an independent story (their own) while maintaining that connection to their sister stories.
And to speak of the talent of these authors is to also speak of their ability to draw in the reader to not only enjoy their unique stories, but to also care about the characters in each one. I am a huge character-driven reader, so this is very important to me. I was not let down by this collection!
What we are going to talk about is this lovely, heart-warming collection of love stories. This collection exhibits a trend I love to see in anthologies - they all have something that connects them. In the case of The Kissing Tree, they are all set around an oak tree coined the “Kissing Tree” in Oak Springs, Texas. Each of these stories take place at different periods of time, but each offer a beautiful love story to match the history of the old oak tree they revolve around.
It would be too much of a spoiler to reference each story - they are short stories after all. But in these stories you will find beautifully told stories of love found and lost. There’s humor, searching, struggling as well as love that has been and maybe could be again. It was wonderful how each one of these authors was able to maintain an independent story (their own) while maintaining that connection to their sister stories.
And to speak of the talent of these authors is to also speak of their ability to draw in the reader to not only enjoy their unique stories, but to also care about the characters in each one. I am a huge character-driven reader, so this is very important to me. I was not let down by this collection!
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Book Fidelity
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Librariel Book Adventures
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StoreyBook Reviews
10/25/20
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That's What She's Reading
10/26/20
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All the Ups and Downs
10/26/20
Review
The Adventures of a Travelers Wife
10/26/20
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Reading by Moonlight
FOR DIRECT LINKS TO EACH POST ON THIS TOUR, UPDATED DAILY.
Or, visit the blogs directly:
10/22/20
BONUS Promo
Hall Ways Blog
10/22/20
Review
Chapter Break Book Blog
10/22/20
Review
Missus Gonzo
10/23/20
Review
Carpe Diem Chronicles
10/23/20
Review
Book Fidelity
10/24/20
Review
Story Schmoozing Book Reviews
10/24/20
Review
Librariel Book Adventures
10/25/20
Review
StoreyBook Reviews
10/25/20
Review
That's What She's Reading
10/26/20
BONUS Promo
All the Ups and Downs
10/26/20
Review
The Adventures of a Travelers Wife
10/26/20
Review
Reading by Moonlight
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