An Impossible Promise by Jude Deveraux

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 An Impossible Promise is the second book in the Providence Falls Trilogy. This is a trilogy I recommend reading in order so you have a little time to catch up before An Impossible Promise is published on September 21st. The first book, Chance of a Lifetime was pushed in September 2020. I could not wait for the second book after reading the first. The premise of the book reincarnation and Cora, Liam, and Finn's lives are intertwined each time they are reborn. In order to save his soul, Liam must convince Cora to marry Finn as marrying Finn is the only way to stop COra's life from ending in tragedy.  The trouble is Cora and Liam loved each other in past lives and Liam does not want to let Cora go.


The book is set mainly in the present but there are flashbacks to 1844 and a past life Liam and Cora had. In the present Liam and Cora are police officers and focus on solving a case involving a gang, stolen money, and a murder. The primary storyline is Cora, Liam, and Finn and Liam's job to get Cora and Finn together. One of the things I love most about these books is Liam comes directly from 1844 so modern things such as fast food and oreo's are new to him. One scene in the book, Cora and Liam go to a gym and Liam is confused why people would pay to workout inside a building, especially when they are not defending themselves against anything. It is so funny to read his view on things we take for granted.

This is a wonderful series, especially if you like dual timelines and the thought that love can last over time. I can't wait to read the third and final book. Since books 1 & 2 were published in September, I hope September 2022 will hold the final book in the trilogy and I will learn what happens to Liam, Cora, and Finn.

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Author Info

This book was written by two female authors, Jude Deveraux and Tara Sheets. Jude has written 43 New York Times bestselling books and Tara is a newer author who's debut book won the 2016 Golden Heart award. You can stay in touch with the authors at the below links.

JUDE DEVERAUX:

Author website: https://judedeveraux.com/

Twitter: @JudeDeveraux1      

Facebook: https://facebook.com/224518397561073 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/judedeveraux/

Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/28574.Jude_Deveraux


TARA SHEETS:

Author website: https://tarasheets.com/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TaraSheetsBooks/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tarasheets/

Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/17082616.Tara_Sheets


A huge thank you to MIRA books for the ARC in exchange for my honest opinion. As I loved the first book, I was thrilled to be able to read the second book.

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