Gabriel's Promise: 4 (Gabriel's Inferno)

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I'm also interested in how aesthetic elements such as art, architecture, food, drink, and music can be used to tell a story or to illuminate the traits of a particular character. In my writing, I combine all of these elements with the themes of redemption, forgiveness, and the transformative power of goodness. Plus, there was a bit too much professor-y-show-off Dante stuff in here. I didn't sign up for a college course. I wanted to read an amazing romance and not chapters after chapters of Dante and hell and faith and whatnot! I love the prologue - the tiny little heartbreaking glimpse into Dante & Beatrice, but that would've been enough for me! It’s a bittersweet day. Our last day on the set of Gabriel’s Redemption. We cannot wait for you all to see what we’ve been working on for the last several months. Giulio and Melanie shine ❤️

You look peaceful. You look beautiful. Our rest is frequently interrupted these days, so I don’t dare move, for fear of waking you. Good morning." She greeted the Emersons with a smile. "I need to go over a few things before Julia and Clare are discharged." Nonetheless, "Gabriel's Promise" is a satisfying read for fans of the series who want to continue following the lives of Gabriel and Julia. It may not reach the same heights as its predecessors, but it still offers glimpses of their enduring love. I hope another book in the series will tie up those loose ends. Happily married and now a new dad, a gentler side of Gabriel emerged. It was heartwarming to see how his character evolved from the self-centered man that was introduced in book one, to the selfless and caring hero obsessively committed to his family. His change was all thanks to the soft-spoken yet strong-willed Julia, his heart and soulmate. She and Clare are the centers of his world, and he would stop at nothing to guard them, even sacrificing himself if necessary. A true hero in every sense of the word. As if I could not adore him more, he had me absolutely swooning throughout this entire read as my Gabriel had not lost a bit of his intensity, his penchant for high heels, public displays of affection, and raw sexual magnetism.Gabriel?" Julianne's voice interrupted his thoughts. "Do we have everything? Rachel took home the flowers and balloons." You look comfortable and relaxed, trusting me to watch over you while you sleep. To protect you. To warm you. To hold you close.

Should you read this book? If you have read the other ones certainly! Sylvain’s prose is still magnificent and reading about Gabriel and Julianne’s “Happy Ever After” warmed by heart.

It matches her pink sleepers." Rachel gently touched the baby's head. Her expression shifted minutely.

Mysterious Author Scores Seven-Figure Deal for 'Fifty Shades'-esque Novel". Hollywood Reporter. 2012-01-08 . Retrieved 2012-11-16. I loved to see the importance of family. Family stays together and they cheer and support each other no matter our disagreements or how different we all are.GABRIEL'S PROMISE was a perfect addition to this amazing series! Adorable, funny, mysterious, sexy, Dante-y. I loved it! Por otra parte, Julia, quien ya ha sacrificado un semestre de estudios de posgrado -por su licencia de maternidad- se verá obligada a retrasar aún más sus estudios ya que luego de la cesárea que le realizaron, desarrolló sintomas extraños que esconde de Gabriel. And Dante and religion just have to be in this series. And because I love Gabriel and Julia so much, I didn't get too upset about all that stuff. ☺ I loved reading it and I can't wait to see the first book turned into a movie next year! #Passionflix Once we're released it's all about baby, godparents, diapers, waking up in the middle of the night, family, friends, work. When initially writing the novel, Reynard tried to "explore the themes of redemption and love with respect to two flawed people." [9] The author also chose not to focus on the "mechanics of sex," viewing it as potentially detracting from the "mysterious and sometimes transcendent aspects of it." [9] Reynard drew inspiration for the novel from the relationship between Dante and Beatrice Portinari. [10]