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Title: Curtis - A Coyote Ridge Novel
Series: Coyote Ridge #1
Author: Nicole Edwards
Genre: Adult, Erotic Romance
Published: March 15, 2016
Series: Coyote Ridge #1
Author: Nicole Edwards
Genre: Adult, Erotic Romance
Published: March 15, 2016
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“I’ve always believed for every person there was only one love that would last a lifetime. I never understood quite what it meant until I met you though. You’re it for me, Lorrie. You are my love that lasts a lifetime.” ~Curtis Walker A love story 50 years in the making… Curtis Walker has lived his life to the fullest and he attributes that to the woman who has always been by his side. The one thing he knows with absolute certainty: he can’t live without her. Especially not now. A love that has withstood the test of time… It’s no secret that Curtis and Lorrie, the proud parents of the seven wild and rowdy Walker brothers, have found their happily ever after. Now, it’s time for the emotional journey of how they got there. |
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Curtis by Nicole EdwardsMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
If you have read the authors Alluring Indulgence series, then you were already familiar with the names Curtis and Lorrie. They are the parents of the men in the series. The Walker family is tight and loving.
Curits and Lorrie's story starts out when they are young. They talk and learn about one another. It all starts out very innocent, but sincere. Lorrie cannot stop thinking about him. Curtis thinks he sees his future in her eyes.
This is an epic love story for the ages. It takes us back in time to understand a love that is fierce as it is gentle. I found it to be a great read in a book that I cannot put down. This one is a keeper for my shelf.
***This ARC copy was given in exchange for an honest review.
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1. What type of play list did you have for this book?
The playlist for Curtis contained 71 songs in total. Everyone from Patsy Cline to Nathaniel Rateliff. It consisted of all country music because that was what the book warranted.
2. Were there certain songs that moved you more than others during this book?
I think I was drawn to S.O.B. by Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats and Riot by Rascal Flatts the most. The book was very emotional in every sense, so a lot of the songs were emotional. As for S.O.B. – that song makes me think of Curtis.
3. Did any song help inspire any part of the book or a scene?
Withdrawals by Tyler Farr – this song inspired an entire section of the book. If you read it, I get the feeling you’ll know which one.
4. How does music in general play into your book writing?
The music is always in the background. Before I start writing a book, I find songs that remind me of the characters. Sometimes I’ll nix a song and find something else if the book warrants it. A few times, I’ve put a song on repeat when I’m writing a specific scene. Music is about feeling, it inspires emotion and being able to channel that when I write is helpful in so many ways.
5. Have you ever had a story or a character come to you from a song?
Yes, actually. It’s happened to me twice. Oddly enough, I can’t think which songs they were though, but I remember the moment when it hit me. Once I was in Target, the other time we were driving in the car. I have Shazam on my phone and anytime I hear a song that I love, I get the details – it’s a fabulous app for music lovers.
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New York Times bestselling author Nicole Edwards launched her professional writing career in July of 2012. Having been an avid reader all of her life and a huge fan of creative writing, it seemed the likely path for her to take. Since then, she has released fifteen books and has no plans to stop. As her full-time career/hobby, Nicole writes steamy contemporary and erotic romances. Nicole is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author who was born and raised in Texas. Married with three kids and four dogs, she has plenty of interaction to keep her imagination brewing. Her books have been featured in USA Today’s Happy Ever After segment as well as Indie Reader’s best seller list. She has forged her way as an independent author. Although she has a bachelor’s degree in Human Resources, she prefers to be hiding out in her writing cave, talking to the fictional characters that have built up in her head over the years. When she isn’t writing or plotting her next book (sometimes translated to “playing on Facebook”), Nicole loves to read and spend time with her family and her dogs. |
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