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The story of love
across time, ENCHANTMENT'S EMBRACE, set a year after VISIONS OF
ENCHANTMENT, begins where the latter left off. Eryn Sterling and Uriah
Prescott are engaged and are about to finally tie the knot when their
old nemesis Dalton —who is out of jail and looking for
revenge—resurfaces. A new adventure unfolds for the couple and their
grown twin daughters in their life twenty years and a century later.
Hot passion as
well as the “forever and always” love between the two main characters
are characteristic of both “Enchantment” books. The three other couples
(the younger twin Avis and Travis Van Tine, the older twins Alyce and
Enchantment, Inn handyman Cole Dawes, Eryn’s best friend Beth Van Tine
and Dr. C.J. Lincoln) and their love stories add tremendously to the
romance quotient of the book.
Halfway through
the book, just when you think they’ve faced down their enemy, are
married, and embarking on their happily-ever after…yet another old enemy
resurfaces! Facing down this persistent enemy is harder and despite
being less violent than Dalton, he is more dangerous for Eryn and Uriah.
I’ll not spoil the suspense by telling you who it is …you’ve got to read
it to believe it! Mary Dressel sure puts her characters through quite a
rig-ma-role and tests the “always and forever” to its greatest limit!
This love across time sometimes seems almost cursed. But after all the
heartbreak the happy ending is that much sweeter.
Just as Uriah is
hesitant to read the book True Stories written by Eryn’s time-traveling
great grandfather to know what the future holds, sometimes one is almost
scared to turn the page wondering what new heartache Dressel has in
store for Uriah and Eryn. But the suspense is such that you can’t resist
turning the page! And when you come to the last page you won’t mind all
the twists in the plot so much since Uriah and Eryn are given the most
perfect of the much-deserved happy ending. ENCHANTMENT'S EMBRACE is
quite a romance! Perfect for when you doubt the concept of forever love,
this book will make you believe once more.
Reviewed by Raakhee Suryaprekash for The Road to Romance
April 14, 2009 |