Jane's Melody by Rayn Winfield ~ Book Review

Book Synopsis:

What boundaries would you cross for true love?

That's the question a grieving mother must answer when she takes in a young street musician she believes can shed light on her daughter's death—only to find herself falling for him. A sexy but touching love story that will leave you both tantalized and in tears, Jane's Melody follows a forty-year-old woman on a romantic journey of rediscovery after years of struggling alone.

Sometimes our greatest gifts come from our greatest pain. And now Jane must decide if it's too late for her to start over, or if true love really knows no limits.

Purchase on copy through Simon & Schuster Canada

About the Author:

Hi, I'm Ryan Winfield. I'm a 39-year-old writer living in Seattle. Author of the New York Times, USA Today, and Wall Street Journal Bestseller Jane's Melody: A Novel, South of Bixby Bridge, and The Park Service Trilogy. I hope you enjoy my books and I'd love to hear from you here or on Facebook.

Review:

I don't even know where to start with this review. I loved this book! It hooked me from the very start and had me feel many emotions throughout. I can't even imagine the pain Jane would feel after losing her daughter and I hope to never have to feel that pain. Ryan Winfield is a fabulous writer, I really felt like I could envision the book playing in my mind. Each scene was describe just perfectly to feel apart of but not over done, if you know what I mean.

Now I know what people are talking about when they say their "book boyfriend"! I have found mine in Caleb. He is such a mysterious man at first and then we see the loving/caring side along with his hard work ethic. He is the man every woman would want to fall in love with and every man would want to be like. The age thing was a great part of the storyline, the older women that finds a mature younger hot man. The struggles Jane has with the age and the insecurities of not being good enough for Caleb was torture for her. This is a beautiful love story with some very hot spots for sure!

I found myself loving all the characters in this story, even the crusty Mrs. Hawthorne, though at first I wasn't too sure I would like her.

I give this a 5 out of 5 stars, a wonderful story of love, loss and healing. I look forward to reading Jane's Harmony!