The Year Of Chasing Dreams by Lurlene McDaniel, 327 pages
This is the sequel to The Year of Luminous Love. You would certainly understand what was
happening in this book without having read the first one but since almost all
of the characters in this story were introduced in the first book, it might be
more fun to read them in order. This
book starts soon after the first book ends.
Ciana and Eden are grieving the loss of their friend, Arie. Eden is still thinking about ways to try to
find the boy she met in Italy, Garret, and Ciana is struggling with her
feelings for Jon and also with the hostility of some of the townspeople who
want her to sell most of the estate to a developer. Ciana and her mother both have to agree
before anything can be sold, and Ciana is determined to hold on to her family’s
land and work it, no matter what. This
is a story about a young woman coping with life, besides being a romance. Fans of McDaniel’s books might be surprised
that there is slightly less death and illness in this book than most of her
stories. There is still plenty of drama,
so fans won’t be too disappointed. Give
this one to mostly teen girls who like realistic romances.
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