FATE WILL BRING YOU HOME BOOK REVIEW:
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I ABSOLUTELY LOVED THIS BOOK!! I got this book as an ARC!! I absolutely loved the characters Aubrey and Lincoln.
The chemistry between Aubrey and Lincoln was amazing!! This story was so beautiful!! Aubrey found out that her dad was not her biological dad. She went to Connecticut and found her biological dad, August, and they got along so well. Lincoln was August foster son/ adopted son.
There was a few bumps in Aubrey and Lincoln’s relationship but they fixed it and healed separately and got back together.
I AM SO EXCITED FOR BOOK 2!!! ❤️❤️
Favorite Quotes:
“Just promise, and lastly, promise me that we will keep in touch no matter what. I want you in my life no matter what happens between us. Even if it’s once a month phone calls to catch up when I’m back in Connecticut.”
“You are taking me so good baby,”
“Because everyone leaves. They never choose me.”
“I know what I want, and what I want is you. I made all the changes necessary to make this work. I am ready to be the man you deserve now and forever. I have spent the last few months closing all the loose ends in Tennessee so I can be all in and be wherever you are. Now we can both live here and visit Tennessee together.”
“I know what it’s like to breathe your air. I know what it’s like to kiss those lips, and I know what it feels like to wake up next to you and what it feels like looking into your beautiful eyes. It feels like home. Sometimes home isn’t the four walls where you live. Sometimes it is the two eyes you look into and the heartbeat that fuels your soul. You are my home, baby.”
“I love you, Aubrey Lynn Miller. If you will have me, I’m yours. Now, forever, and always.”
“Lincoln Matthew Marx. I cannot wait to love you forever, no matter where we are. I am yours, and you are mine.”
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The book 'Fate Will Bring You Home' is a compelling narrative that explores themes of identity, family, and the healing power of love. Readers are drawn into Aubrey's journey as she uncovers her biological roots, leading her to reconnect with her true father, August. This transformation is not just about discovering lineage; it's also about the emotional bonds that come with it. The relationship between Aubrey and Lincoln showcases the complexities of love intertwined with past scars. Lincoln, as August's foster son, adds depth to their relationship, bringing a layer of connection that enriches the storyline. The author skillfully highlights the growth both characters undergo as they navigate their emotions and relationship hurdles. Their journey to healing reflects real-life struggles, making it relatable to the readers. The poignant quotes captured in the review resonate with many who have experienced the bittersweet nature of love and commitment. With its mix of heartfelt moments and poignant conflicts, 'Fate Will Bring You Home' not only captivates but also provides insights into the human experience regarding love, loss, and connection. Anticipation for a sequel serves as a testament to the effective storytelling and character development witnessed in this book.
