Midnight Valentine – J.T. Geissinger

BOOK REVIEW

Midnight Valentine

by J.T. Geissinger

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Midnight Valentine – J.T. Geissinger

Midnight Valentine – J.T. Geissinger

TIJUANA’S REVIEW

ALL THE STARS

Midnight Valentine by JT Geissenger is breathtakingly and hauntingly PERFECT! It’s my favorite book of the year thus far. This book was completely unexpected and stole my heart.

Theo and Megan are the most intriguing characters I’ve ever read. The story is absolutely amazing—beautiful, smart, and dazzling. The intricacies of the plot and characters has completely blown me away. This is the type of book that will stay with me ALWAYS. It’s profoundly moving! I’m in awe of the masterful way JT Geissenger has written this thouroughly impactful and beautiful story of love that transcends all things.

It’s a story of love and loss so profound it left me breathless! Theo and Megan are amazing characters. The pain and anguish they experience throughout the course of novel is so palpable. My heart broke for them on nearly every page. I’m blown away by this most beautiful and ingenious novel. JT Geissenger absolutely stuns. Highly recommended!

Midnight Valentine – J.T. Geissinger

BLURB

A hauntingly powerful love story in the tradition of The Notebook and The Time Traveler’s Wife.

True love never dies.

Megan and Cassidy were childhood sweethearts who thought they would be together forever. Fate had other plans. Soon after they were married, Cass’s life was tragically cut short. Still grieving her soul mate five years later, Megan moves to the small town of Seaside, Oregon, hoping to rebuild her life.

Her first night there, she meets the town recluse, Theo. Withdrawn, guarded, and mysteriously silent since a terrible accident left him scarred, Theo takes an instant and inexplicable dislike to Megan. But as their paths cross again and again, Megan becomes convinced there’s more to Theo than meets the eye. When she discovers the reason for his silence, his nightmares, and especially his pointed dislike, Megan becomes convinced of something far more astonishing.

Is a second chance at a once-in-a-lifetime love possible, or is a broken heart the cruelest kind of liar?