Hannah's List (Blossom Street, #7) (A Blossom Street Novel, #7) (Blossom Street Books, #6)

by Debbie Macomber

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This is my first [a:Debbie Macomber|11349|Debbie Macomber|http://photo.goodreads.com/authors/1194836318p2/11349.jpg] novel and not my last. It seems for some reason I always hesitate to buy the novels that most people are crazy over. It is my understanding that just her name will sell a book before synopsis or title is available. I would not say that this is my favorite author, but she was definitely enjoyable for a general market fiction. Coming as a reader of various genres I generally like my fiction to be tasteful and for the most part this was. There were about five sexual sentences in the whole book and if they were removed I think it would not have changed the plot or emotions of the scenes one bit but would have made it more tasteful for my opinion.

[b:Hannah's List|7556334|Hannah's List|Debbie Macomber|http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51qnnOR5z4L._SL75_.jpg|9862760] is a story of a widower and a letter that his wife wrote him urging him to move forward in life. Personally this is a tough subject for me as I'm fairly set in the one and only rule, but the author really does show a point and paints a fair story. I think that this was an incredibly touching read as you get to know the full handful of characters. Easily this could be a great and touching drama film. I do highly recommend this read. I am so glad that I was able to read it, and I look forward to adding more Debbie Macomber books to my shelf in the future.



*Thanks to Nancy Berland PR for providing an ARC for review.*