Thursday, October 19, 2017

Review: The Simple Soul of Susan by Noel Branham



Simple is as simple loves.”
Susan Combs had long ago found the love of her life. The only problem was the other party still didn’t know he had been found. 
Every day Susan saw Calder Hurtz, her next door neighbor and childhood best friend. They always enjoyed the short drive to school down the dusty streets of their small Texas town. She was happy in those perfect moments, for her life at home was most imperfect. The challenging homestead she inhabited was also the favorite subject of local gossip.
But one autumn day she overhears two boys having a conversation. This occasion of accidental audience sets Susan’s life on an unforeseen path. In the seasons to come, her future will be changed by two hospitalizations, two confessions of love, and one betrayal.
Compulsively readable, The Simple Soul of Susan is an engaging, soul-endearing romance and a mesmerizing debut.
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                                            Review:

What an heartwarming story, loved it. You will meet Susan a sweet, shy girl who lives with  her uncle who is in a wheelchair and takes care of him. Next door live the Hurtz, their son Calder is Susan's best friend. They are in their senior year, Calder is not aware that Susan feels more then just friendship, Susan suffers through bullies at school and Calder's girlfriends and sees him drifting farther away from her. She goes for comfort to her pet goat who she tells everything. I adored Calder's mom, Tia as Susan calls her, she is very nice. Join me in this story and read how Calder & Susan go through life and their journey on this path.
Very sweet story, this author has the power to draw you in and keep your attention from A to Z. Great characters, fell in love with the little town. Very nice read..























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