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My Valentine — Kate Douglas
"Easily the most emotional, beautiful and unforgettable novella I've read this year, My Valentine is simply breathtaking."
-- 9 Gargoyles from Ayden Delacroix, In the Library Review
"The spirit of love is tangible through the pages. So hold onto your box of tissues, box of choclates and savor this sweet piece of romance with a capital R not only on Valentine Day. "
-- 4.5 Cupids from Frauke, Cupid's Library Reviews
"This is a beautiful love story about two people who really deserved to be loved. I am looking forward to reading more of Kate Douglas' books that are sweet as candy!"
-- Janean, Fallen Angels Reviews
The Legend:
Third Century Rome
Believing single men made better soldiers than those with wives and families, Emperor Claudius II outlaws marriage for his soldiers. A priest by the name of Valentine defies Claudius, performing marriages in secret for young lovers. For his bravery and his belief in love, Valentine, the priest, is put to death... but the legend of St. Valentine lives on.
Imagine...
North Dakota, 1918
St. Valentine. Dead since the 3rd century, he's never experienced the love he's made possible for so many young couples. God takes pity on Valentine and sends him to earth, and a woman who needs him, a woman he has to rescue before her grief and despair lead her to ending her own life.
No longer a saint, or a legend, he's just a man. Can the man do what the legend could not?
My Valentine. A picture only Kate Douglas could paint.
-- 9 Gargoyles from Ayden Delacroix, In the Library Review
"The spirit of love is tangible through the pages. So hold onto your box of tissues, box of choclates and savor this sweet piece of romance with a capital R not only on Valentine Day. "
-- 4.5 Cupids from Frauke, Cupid's Library Reviews
"This is a beautiful love story about two people who really deserved to be loved. I am looking forward to reading more of Kate Douglas' books that are sweet as candy!"
-- Janean, Fallen Angels Reviews
The Legend:
Third Century Rome
Believing single men made better soldiers than those with wives and families, Emperor Claudius II outlaws marriage for his soldiers. A priest by the name of Valentine defies Claudius, performing marriages in secret for young lovers. For his bravery and his belief in love, Valentine, the priest, is put to death... but the legend of St. Valentine lives on.
Imagine...
North Dakota, 1918
St. Valentine. Dead since the 3rd century, he's never experienced the love he's made possible for so many young couples. God takes pity on Valentine and sends him to earth, and a woman who needs him, a woman he has to rescue before her grief and despair lead her to ending her own life.
No longer a saint, or a legend, he's just a man. Can the man do what the legend could not?
My Valentine. A picture only Kate Douglas could paint.
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