| Award-winning Broadway actress Leighanne Webster has it all until an on-stage panic attack brings her career crashing to the ground. Returning to England to help produce the annual Robin Hood Festival play could be the diversion Leighanne needs. But with ex-fiance, Jamison Blake, as the play’s director, focusing on her new job won’t be easy. Breaking his engagement with Leighanne so she could pursue her dream of being a Broadway star was the hardest thing Jamison Blake ever did. When she returns to Nottingham, his heart insists he made a mistake. Can he convince her to give their relationship another try, or will he have to let her go again? This time forever. |  |
My Review
Two people hurt by past choices get a 2nd chance...
Love Found In Sherwood Forest is a simple, easy to read, sweet romance with a little dash of mystery. As someone who loved reading Robin Hood stories as a kid I really enjoyed the setting. I mean, does it get any more Robin Hood than Nottingham and Sherwood Forest? And when the famed Major Oak was mentioned I was inspired to do a little further reading, talk about impressive!
One of the themes that really stood out to me personally was both Leighanne and Jamison struggles with learning to listen to God's voice and heeding His nudges. Definitely something that I think probably resonates with a lot of readers.
Linda Shenton Matchett's short book is just right for readers looking for quick escape into the world of the theater and the lovely English landscape, there's even a castle and a room with a secret...
Love Found In Sherwood Forest is a simple, easy to read, sweet romance with a little dash of mystery. As someone who loved reading Robin Hood stories as a kid I really enjoyed the setting. I mean, does it get any more Robin Hood than Nottingham and Sherwood Forest? And when the famed Major Oak was mentioned I was inspired to do a little further reading, talk about impressive!
One of the themes that really stood out to me personally was both Leighanne and Jamison struggles with learning to listen to God's voice and heeding His nudges. Definitely something that I think probably resonates with a lot of readers.
Linda Shenton Matchett's short book is just right for readers looking for quick escape into the world of the theater and the lovely English landscape, there's even a castle and a room with a secret...
(I received a copy of this book from the author/publisher. All opinions are entirely my own.)
 Linda Shenton Matchett | Linda Shenton Matchett is an author, journalist, blogger, and history geek. A native of Baltimore, Maryland, she was born a stone's throw from Fort McHenry and has lived in historic places most of her life. Linda is a member of ACFW, RWA, and SinC. She volunteers as a docent at the Wright Museum of WWII and is a trustee for her local public library. She currently lives in New Hampshire's Lakes Region. |
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