THE HIDDEN JOURNAL

THE HIDDEN JOURNAL by Joyce Brennan #Romance #Tirgearrpublishing

Raised in foster homes, Jenna accepted disappointments until someone tried to steal the love of her life.

#Small town Romance

A true love story interlaced with disasters, misunderstandings, and unwelcome information from an old journal. Just when Jenna thinks everything is lost, the unexpected happens.

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  A few reviews

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The Hidden Journal held my interest until the very end. I love the way the author develops a realistic small town atmosphere, with characters to match. All the names of the characters fit them perfectly. I liked Jenna from the beginning. Her antagonist Stella is always waiting in the wings to cause trouble. The ending surprised me.

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Joyce Brennan has a knack for telling a romantic story with modern characters we can identify with. I agree with the other reviewer that this could be a movie, perhaps with Ana Paquin or Reese Witherspoon as Chicago designer Jenna Mitchell who moves to Crestridge, Kentucky to start a new life. If you are looking for a sweet story with interesting characters in an interesting environment facing everyday challenges and misunderstandings and then a happy ending, this is it. If you're looking for hot, lurid sex scenes, this is not it. Enjoy the read.

4.0 out of 5 starsAnother good story by Ms. Brennan

By Barbara Davis on April 16, 2014

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I previously had read Broken Promises as well as Don't Dance on My Heart by Ms. Brennan and found her to be a very apt writer of Romance. She leaves no unfulfilled holes in her stories and the plots are believable and riveting. Therefore, my expectations for The Hidden Journal were high and I was not disappointed. I look forward to reading the books I have missed, in addition to the ones to come in the future.