Love's Sweet Return by Krystal M. Anderson {Review}

Love's Sweet Return (Keepers of the Light) by Krystal M. Anderson

Kindle Edition, 109 pages

Published January 7th 2020 by Amazon.com Services LLC 

Source: I received a complimentary copy. All opinions expressed are my own and were voluntarily given.

 

    

 

She lost the only thing she ever truly wanted: love. What could be worse? But when Charlotte Pullard’s ship wrecks off the Oregon coast in a terrible storm, she wakes in the unfamiliar keepers’ quarters of a lighthouse. When the keeper who pulled her from the wreckage turns out to be the man she loved and lost, can Charlotte find it in her heart to forgive him and embrace love’s sweet return?
Find out in this sweet historical small-town romance full of walks on the beach, the gathering of close friends, and a sweeping love story centered around a majestic white 

lighthouse.

 

My Review: 4 Stars

 

I've wanted to take a trip to the Oregon coast forever! The charm of the small sea towns with their stoic lighthouses sounds so dreamy and this story threw me right there to the ocean and in the midst of a second chance historical romance.

 

I can't imagine being in a shipwreck, let alone being rescued by the man whom I loved and lost, but that's just what happened to Charlotte. In a tale of forgiveness, self-discovery, and small-town appeal, I was drawn into this sweet historical story and loved to vividly picture this story as it unfolded. The characters are delightful and the work of a keeper is exhausting. 

 

This book does follow a prequel, The Keeper's Sacrifice, and can stand on its own, but a richer understanding is given to the reader who dives into the prequel first.   

 

Content: mild violence/moments of peril; mild romance