Reviewed by phyllish on

3 of 5 stars

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Resurrection of Hope by Tamara Lynn Kraft


The plot of Resurrection of Hope was quite good. A marriage of convenience between friends who fall in love, but each of them is too afraid to let the other know. It has wonderful moments with beautiful descriptions in it and started out well.

Other than at the beginning, I didn’t like Henry much. He started out as a hero, rescuing Vivian from her terrible life. However, he harbored unforgiveness for actions that occurred when he and Vivian were children. Then, when the perpetrator repented and changed, he still refused to forgive. The way he treated Vivian was not good and he was broody and just not very nice.


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I would like to thank Celebrate Lit for giving me this copy of the book. This gift did not influence my opinion or review.

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