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A Spring of Love








Springs of Love is a Novella written by three very talented authors. Laura Hilton, Rachel Good and Thomas Nye. You will enjoy each story in this collection.

 I am going to write a review on  Sold on Love written by Rachel Good rather then revving each story.  What I enjoyed most about this story what the way Rachel gave such details in her writing. Good made you feel through her writing as if you were right there engaging with the characters and being witnesses to the events

I thoroughly enjoyed each story and not one author in this Novella will let you down.  You will enjoy and engaged with each story this Novella contains. I look forward to other books written by each of these authors.






ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Rachel J. Good grew up near Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, the setting for her Amish novels. A former teacher and librarian, she completed her master of art from Vermont College while raising five children. She is presently a master of fine arts student at Hollins University. In addition to having more than two-thousand articles and twenty books in print or forthcoming under several pseudonyms, she also juggles freelance editing and illustration careers.

For more information about any of these authors you can find them Facebook. 

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