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Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever is true, whatever is
noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable—if
anything is excellent or praiseworthy—think about such things. Philippians 4:8
Lucy in Love by Kimberley Miller
About the Book - "Whatever is excellent..."
Things are finally looking up for Lucy
Leti. Her bakery is doing well, her friends are amazing, and her family is
supportive. She’s even so close to being past the heartbreak of her broken
engagement that she can taste it.
But what’s missing is trust and love. And
until her old friend Henry Lee comes back into her life after a ten year
absence, Lucy is convinced she’ll never find either one.
Henry is handsome, successful, and has
been secretly in love with Lucy for years. But the musician isn’t the same man
Lucy knew in high school—he’s lost weight and gained confidence. And in no time
at all, he’s in love with Lucy all over again.
And she could be in love with him too.
But when the couple’s first date goes
terribly wrong, they’ll both need a little perspective to see things clearly.
Pelican Ventures LLC March 6, 2020
Ebook $3.99
105 pp.
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My Review:
The most popular girl in high school and the most picked-on
boy have grown up. Lucy and Henry have lost touch with each other to the point of
discovering they’re sharing a business wall in their small hometown and don’t
even realize it for three months.
Lucy hid behind her popularity until it all comes tumbling
down with a broken engagement. She’s sworn off potential future broken hearts,
runs a successful bakery, and is about to help her favorite high school teacher
with a benefit. Meanwhile, Henry came out from under the weight of his
fatherless life and made some significant changes in his lifestyle. He can’t
get over the love he’s dreamed of since their teenage years and allows his
new-found popularity as the guitarist for a rising band sway many of his
decisions. When he literally falls at Lucy’s feet, they make tentative plans to
resume a relationship.
Two lost souls who are very unsure of themselves and fearful
of not matching each other’s goals must overcome bitterness, innuendo, rivals,
and bone-jarring clumsiness if they want to be more than neighboring business
owners.
Told from opposing viewpoints, this funny and poignant
romantic novella will give readers of inspirational short bites of love much to
enjoy.
A brief interview with Kimberly:
What do you love about your story?
I love how easy it is
to relate to Lucy and Henry. We all at times-- especially in HS-- struggle with
our confidence and how others perceive us. But, at the same time, some of our
deepest and sweetest friendships form during those years. I love that these two
can reunite after years apart and realize how good they really had it back
then.
How does your story related to the theme verse?
My part of the verse was 'whatever is
excellent'. I believe Lucy and Henry both had views on the past that might not
have been in line, despite both having shared those moments. Lucy saw them as
terrible, Henry saw them as forming him into the man he became. He saw Lucy as
excellent.
Tell us a little about how you worked your story to meet the
theme.
My effort was to try
and not be too heavy-handed or preachy with the verse. A little goes a long way
in my mind, and I feel that being careful with a message, especially a biblical
one, makes the story more accessible to a wider audience. That was the hope for
this piece.
What do you hope readers will tell others when they’ve finished
reading?
I hope my readers will
love Henry and Lucy and be encouraged to think on what was excellent and what
is excellent now.
What are you reading?
I'm actually reading
several books- one for work: The Great Client Partner (by Jared Belsky) and for
fun Everything About Us (by Lisa Lickel)
What’s next for you?
Writing, always
writing!
About
the Author
Kimberly M. Miller is a writing and film
professor by day, author by night. She enjoys watching movies, making jewelry,
and creating fun stories for her readers. Currently, Kimberly has two published
novels, Picking Daisy and Forgiving Tess, but she looks forward to bringing
more romance your way soon!
Check out all eight books in the series.
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Lucy in Love by Kimberly M. Miller
Charlotte's Dilemma by Susan Karsten
Buttonholed by Anita Klumpers
A Field of Forget-me-nots by Rachel A. James
To Complicate Matters by Linda Widrick
This Worthy Heart by Dixie Jo Jarchow
A Perfect Fit by Christine Schimpf
Everything about Us by Lisa J. Lickel
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