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Dear Aaron
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Dear Ruby,
My name is Foxy, and I’m writing to you because I just finished reading your love story in Dear Aaron and wanted to let you know I, too, know what it’s like to have a relationship built on personalities. Twenty-three years ago I flew across the country to meet a guy I had known only via the internet. Today we are happily married with kids and fur babies to round out our family.
Aaron won me over when he first met you and said, “You could’ve told me your mom and sister are the ugly ones in the family.” You were so insecure about your looks compared to the rest of your family and yet to Aaron he saw you as the most beautiful one in your family. That melted my heart.
Many blessings to you and Aaron. And I hope someday we get Aaron’s side of the story.
~Foxy
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Now a little bit about the actual book. Unfortunately, Ruby isn’t my favorite type of female to read about because her insecurities began to annoy me as time progressed. I wanted to love her because in some ways her story was parallel to mine (age wise, flying across the country to meet someone you’ve only exchanged messages with, etc) but her constant unsureness of herself made me start to lose the warm fuzzy feelings towards her.
The premise of this book is amazing; the first part of the book is told in emails, skype … basically the written word. I love books that incorporate emails, text, etc into the story. A lot of times peoples personality really shines through the written word.
As with Ms. Zapata’s book the slow burn romance is key to building a lasting relationship. The buildup to them both admitting to their feelings leaves a satisfying ending. Well sort of… I have no idea about the epilogue. I got a little lost in it. It left me questioning what was their current situation.
Dear Aaron is a standalone slow burn romance told largely through emails. A soldier overseas receives a pen pal from the States that becomes more than just someone to share a joke or two with while he’s deployed.
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My name is Foxy, and I’m writing to you because I just finished reading your love story in Dear Aaron and wanted to let you know I, too, know what it’s like to have a relationship built on personalities. Twenty-three years ago I flew across the country to meet a guy I had known only via the internet. Today we are happily married with kids and fur babies to round out our family.
Aaron won me over when he first met you and said, “You could’ve told me your mom and sister are the ugly ones in the family.” You were so insecure about your looks compared to the rest of your family and yet to Aaron he saw you as the most beautiful one in your family. That melted my heart.
Many blessings to you and Aaron. And I hope someday we get Aaron’s side of the story.
~Foxy
✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦✦
Now a little bit about the actual book. Unfortunately, Ruby isn’t my favorite type of female to read about because her insecurities began to annoy me as time progressed. I wanted to love her because in some ways her story was parallel to mine (age wise, flying across the country to meet someone you’ve only exchanged messages with, etc) but her constant unsureness of herself made me start to lose the warm fuzzy feelings towards her.
The premise of this book is amazing; the first part of the book is told in emails, skype … basically the written word. I love books that incorporate emails, text, etc into the story. A lot of times peoples personality really shines through the written word.
As with Ms. Zapata’s book the slow burn romance is key to building a lasting relationship. The buildup to them both admitting to their feelings leaves a satisfying ending. Well sort of… I have no idea about the epilogue. I got a little lost in it. It left me questioning what was their current situation.
Dear Aaron is a standalone slow burn romance told largely through emails. A soldier overseas receives a pen pal from the States that becomes more than just someone to share a joke or two with while he’s deployed.
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June 11, 2017
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June 11, 2017
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June 19, 2017
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June 20, 2017
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Jun 13, 2017 06:26AM
I love reading books the same time you are! eeek! and it is full of letters and texts!!! MY FAVORITE.
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Kara wrote: "I love reading books the same time you are! eeek! and it is full of letters and texts!!! MY FAVORITE."
YAY!!! I love that we're reading it at the same time too. With all the graduation stuff going on I haven't gotten very far in this one.
ME TOO!!! letters in books are the best!
YAY!!! I love that we're reading it at the same time too. With all the graduation stuff going on I haven't gotten very far in this one.
ME TOO!!! letters in books are the best!
What an amazing review, Amy! Her stories are always unique. Is it as long as many of her other books?
Amy, what a lovely letter to the author & I love your romance story with your hubby! *sigh*
Angela (Reading Frenzy Book Blog) wrote: "What an amazing review, Amy! Her stories are always unique. Is it as long as many of her other books?"
Thank you, Angela ♥ xoxo
Yes... Amazon has this listed as 485 pages.
I hope you enjoy it too!
Thank you, Angela ♥ xoxo
Yes... Amazon has this listed as 485 pages.
I hope you enjoy it too!
Sanny wrote: "This one sounds really amazing! Definitely added to my tbr-pile :)"
LOL! Sanny, if you are pile is anything like my TBR pile you'll be ready to read it in 2117. :)
LOL! Sanny, if you are pile is anything like my TBR pile you'll be ready to read it in 2117. :)
RomReader❤️Spoiler Giver❤️ wrote: "Amy, what a lovely letter to the author & I love your romance story with your hubby! *sigh*"
awe, thanks, RRS ♥
My hubby is such a great guy. I lucked out when he started talking to me in an online university chat.
awe, thanks, RRS ♥
My hubby is such a great guy. I lucked out when he started talking to me in an online university chat.
Wendy'sThoughts wrote: "Love your sharing and then the review Amy <333"
Thanks, Wendy ♥
Reading all these comments makes me smile!! :)
Thanks, Wendy ♥
Reading all these comments makes me smile!! :)
Kara wrote: "Love the review sweetness"
Thanks, Kara ♥
I'm so glad we sort of buddy read it together. You are such a fast reader. I need to learn to read at your speed - (I've been saying for the last 5 years and it hasn't happened yet so I doubt it will. #SlowReader)
Thanks, Kara ♥
I'm so glad we sort of buddy read it together. You are such a fast reader. I need to learn to read at your speed - (I've been saying for the last 5 years and it hasn't happened yet so I doubt it will. #SlowReader)
Fantastic review, Amy! ❤️ Sounds like you and I have a similar story about meeting our hubbies. And hearing that about this book makes me want to read it even more now.
Jen wrote: "Fantastic review, Amy! ❤️ Sounds like you and I have a similar story about meeting our hubbies. And hearing that about this book makes me want to read it even more now."
Thank you, Jen ♥
Really?! That's awesome. We should compare stories sometime. :)
Thank you, Jen ♥
Really?! That's awesome. We should compare stories sometime. :)