Thursday, February 11, 2016

Once Touched



Once Touched (Silver Creek #3)
by Laura Moore

My review
I really enjoyed this story it was a very touching read of loving someone so much you willing to do or give anything up to make their dreams come true and help them get over the pain of life. After reading this you will want to go back and read the rest of this series. One man might not have fought the war but it saw it first hand when the truck he was riding in got blown up and he lost all the soldiers he called friend. He is battered and bruised from the inside out. All of his wounds can’t be see or felt but are still as real as the pain of the lose he feels. He comes back to the one place that always gave him peace to heal. Healing takes time but some things you will never forget. Each time you close your eyes you will relive one terrible day when you lost not only your friends but your lively hood. One photojournalist will never take another picture, never feel the joy that he always felt in the past. He will never tell another story through his photos…..This is one romance you do not want to miss…

Quinn is a lady who sees pain and works to bring those around to give them joy and a new lease on life. For her it is animals she takes them all in helps them overcome their pain and finds them new owners who will treat them right. Years ago when she was just a child one young man gave her attention never too busy as he took her on her first horse ride walking beside her and listening to her chatter for hours. Now he is on his way back but he is broken and not the man she knew from long ago. She uses her animals and her temper to try to bring him around. Will one woman who has the heart of gold be able to help this man or will she fall in love with him only to have him walk away.

Ethan is trying to get through the day to day struggle of the long nights when his memory will not shut down. He just wants to be left alone so he goes to Silver Creek Ranch hoping to find the peace he is looking for and putting his parents mind as easy. What he finds is one young girl who is all grown up with one little temper who can set him on the straight and narrow. The age different is big and he knows he should walk away but she pulls him in like a moth to a flame taking his heart and healing it.

The author gives you wonderful characters that you can relate to with and outstanding plot that reaches out and touches you to your soul. She gives you humor and pain that you can feel. The supporting characters are outstanding with their humor and support.  The story does start out a little slow but is really a very touching outstanding read. The author showing how animals and humans once again help overcome and heal the heart and mind as she gives you a compelling love story that will stay with you long after you put this book down. I very much doubt you can read this and not have it touch your heart deeply. This is the first I have read of this author and plan on going back and reading the rest of the series.

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Book Description
For fans of Linda Lael Miller and Diana Palmer comes Laura Moore’s breathtaking final installment in her Silver Creek contemporary romance series.
 
The youngest of the three Knowles siblings, Quinn has in her blood the love of the land and its beautiful creatures. Raising enough money to build an animal sanctuary is a dream Quinn lives every day—while fending off her family’s well-intentioned matchmaking schemes. Though harboring secret fears about intimacy, Quinn soon realizes she cannot fight her growing attraction to a man who has suddenly entered her life.

Scarred by his months in Afghanistan and the violence he witnessed there through his camera lens, photojournalist Ethan Saunders throws himself into hard ranching work as a prescription for healing. But falling for Quinn has given him the one thing he thought he’d lost forever: hope. Ethan discovers that Quinn, like the innocent animals she rescues, is shy, and afraid of entrusting her heart to a man. Passion soon awakens Ethan’s strength, and his tender seduction may be just what Quinn needs to believe in herself—and in his love.




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