Tormented by the question of
'what if...'
Home for Hanukkah, Sergeant Isaac Janko has never forgotten the baby his girlfriend gave up for adoption years ago. But he didn’t realize how angry he still was....
More than time separates them....
A chance meeting at Temple brings Zehava Elbaz face-to-face with the first and only man she's ever loved. She sees a deep and hidden pain in him, one she blames herself for...
An invitation to Hanukkah brings them together....
The two must confront their pain and loss. They have only eight days to face their past, and win each other's trust, but it is a time for healing, reconciliation and miracles….
Home for Hanukkah, Sergeant Isaac Janko has never forgotten the baby his girlfriend gave up for adoption years ago. But he didn’t realize how angry he still was....
More than time separates them....
A chance meeting at Temple brings Zehava Elbaz face-to-face with the first and only man she's ever loved. She sees a deep and hidden pain in him, one she blames herself for...
An invitation to Hanukkah brings them together....
The two must confront their pain and loss. They have only eight days to face their past, and win each other's trust, but it is a time for healing, reconciliation and miracles….
Review:
There aren't many Hanukkah
romances out there. I can think of maybe one (Light Me Up by Rebecca Royce) I
am sure there are others but they are few and far between so I was thrilled
when I found out that Heather Long was going to give it a try. This, like so many of her Marine stories,
will run you through a gamut of emotions.
This is a second chance love story that is enhanced by the season. It is obvious that the author has done her
research and has given the characters and the holiday her respect. You don’t have to be Jewish to enjoy this
story but it doesn't hurt either.
The author has stated that portion of the proceeds for the
following books will be donated to Toys For Tots:
A Marine of Plenty (Always a Marine #17)
A Candle for a Marine (Always a Marine #18)
And the as yet to be released:
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