About the Book:
He’s loved his best friend since he met her. She’s ignored him since his accident shattered her world. Will a second chance sweep them away toward love?
Arne Rebel’s life exploded the day his bullet ricocheted, killing his best friend Katie’s fiancé.
He’s spent the last four years making up for that mistake as a medic in the military. After being discharged because of an injury, he’s now back in the small Alaskan gold mining community, determined to reconcile his friendship with Katie. Or at least gain her forgiveness.
Katie Titus struggles between the anger over losing her fiancé and the hole left by her best friend’s betrayal.
But after years of Arne’s letters asking for forgiveness, she’s doubting her motives for staying away. When a pregnant mother needs her help for the summer, Katie jumps at the opportunity to escape her memories and confusing emotions.
When an accident forces Arne and Katie together, will they reconcile their past or will the space between them grow?
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My Review:
A Rebel’s Heart by Sara Blackard
Rating: 3.5/5
Pages: 49
Published: December 28, 2021
Series: Alaskan Rebels
This is a really short novella/prequel for Sara Blackard’s Alaskan Rebels series, and is only a few pages long. (In fact, in the ebook, it ends at around 60%, and is listed to have 49-50 pages, so only a little over half is actually this story, and the rest is a sneak peak at the next book)
I’ve been in a bit of a slump lately, but had recently discovered this series and wanted to give it a try. A Rebel’s Promise was the first book I’d heard about since it just came out not long ago, and I couldn’t wait to read it, but this one was shorter, and I’ve been beta reading so much that shorter sounded good, especially as this was a new-to-me author and I didn’t know how long the other books would likely take me to read.
While it’s super short, I found I enjoyed meeting Arne and Katie! I enjoyed their story, and felt for how short it was that is was really well done and hit all the right points to make it a good story overall, even if some things were a bit rushed to fit the shortened story format.
Other books in the series:
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