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FAITH in LOVE
Glenis Kellet, author
A love story with murder, mystery and twists. - I think most people, what ever they go through, faith in love remains. Animals and birds respond to love. In this story, a girl grows up unloved by her parents, never the less, she found the comfort and love she yearned for, with the animals on the farm. The girl becomes an exceptionally beautiful and capable young woman and attracts a wealthy admirer who not only showers love on her but can give her everything she needs! So why did she leave? This heart warming story has a wealth of history – when washing was performed in a large cast iron tub and bathing was in an old tin bath in front of a range, on this small farm in Yorkshire, England! Many of the events that happened in the book, are taken from people I have known while growing up, some have passed on now. It helps the story come to life! This was my first novel, I enjoy writing fast paced books to keep the reader entertained and engaged. There are unexpected twists, changing the course of this book and leading the reader into yet more turmoil! Endearing and emotional the book will keep you guessing how it will all end.
Reviews
AMAZON
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 2 October 2019
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Amazon UK
4.0 out of 5 stars Book to read before sleep
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 10 August 2019
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Good read lkl
BARNES&NOBLE
Snowstorm rated it 5 stars.
· Fantastic Read
This book is such a good read, great story line that just keeps you turning the pages, I can recommend this book, it will have you turning the pages to the next chapter.
BARNES&NOBLE
EvilLynne rated it 5 stars.
Really Exciting First Novel
A fast-paced, exciting read. The story has twists and turns, and I couldn’t guess the final outcome (my guesses were mostly wrong!). Once I started I found it very difficult to put down. An ideal bedtime read, would recommend it to anyone who enjoys mysteries.
Dare Rogers, Amazon (USA)
Top review from the United States
Dare Rogers
5.0 out of 5 stars This book is unique and cleverly crafted!!
Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2020
I was so taken with author Glenis Kellet’s other two books (The Village Narcissist and Falsely Accused of the Unthinkable), that I just had to read her first novel, Faith in Love. I was at first put off by the title of the book, but I shouldn’t have been. The story is unique and cleverly crafted.
Faith in Love is not an ordinary novel; it is so much more than the title suggests. It’s the story of a young woman, Emily, searching for her place in this world. A place where she can be safe, loved, and feel that she belongs. But there is a shadow over her life of which she is unaware, and the darkness casting that shadow is stalking her.
It all started with a flood. Nature unleashed its fury on the nearby woods and the aftermath threatens to uncover a gruesome, decades old secret that won’t be solved until available technology improves.
Is there such a thing as true love? Emily believes it with all of her heart and is willing to endure unimaginable obstacles to find it. Two men come into her life and play pivotal roles in her development as a person and in her acceptance of the situations she finds herself in. One of them seems to be the devil himself, and the other in a bizarre, twisted way is her salvation.
With her child like innocence, I wondered if she was emotionally ready to deal with a committed relationship. One that would soon become one-sided. I feared for Emily as I read each page, remembering her upbringing, which did little to prepare her for adult relationships with men.
You won’t be able to put this book down once you begin reading. There are more twists and turns than the Dragon’s Tail (On the North Carolina border). And, if you’re like me, once you’ve finished reading Faith in Love, you’ll want to read the other books by this talented author.
Dare Rogers
GOODREADS
Adele Woof rated it 5 stars
The second I've read from this author, and I wasn't disappointed. I love a good love story, but this had mystery and surprise to it too. Had me guessing, and even some surprising twists towards the end. Enjoyed it just as much as Falsely Accused, and looking forward to Glenis Kellet's new book, The Village Narcissist.
