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The Fifth Avenue Story Society

Rachel Hauck (Goodreads Author)

3.99 · Rating details · 4,758 ratings · 899 reviews

An invitation to join The Fifth Avenue Story Society gives five New York strangers a chance to rewrite their own stories.

Executive assistant Lexa is eager for a much-deserved promotion, but her boss is determined to keep her underemployed.

Literature professor Jett is dealing with a broken heart, as well as a nagging suspicion his literary idol, Gordon Phipps Roth, might be ...more

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Feb 11, 2020 Renee rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: christian-fiction, favorites, 2020-reading-challenge, bestseller-authors

My new favorite Rachel Hauck book! Loved a magical library where healing and friendships happen. Loved being a fly on the wall for the journeys of these 5 characters. I think my favorite was Ed & his testimony of sacrificial love in the face of many hardships. This story made for a really enjoyable Audible listen. And it was fun for me (as an English teacher) that the head of the New York College English Department was named Renee ;)

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Jan 19, 2020 Randi Annie Framnes rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: kindle, netgalley, miscellaneous, chicklit-feelgood

When five strangers, Jett, Lexa, Coral, Chuck and Ed, out of the blue get invited to the Fifth Avenue Literary Society Library, they don’t understand what’s going on. Gradually they get past their insecurities and start sharing some of the stories of their lives. These strangers with no previous connection come to trust each other, pour their hearts out and wrestle with each other’s stories to get to the truths.

This story starts with background stories of each of the invited. Each has past issue When five strangers, Jett, Lexa, Coral, Chuck and Ed, out of the blue get invited to the Fifth Avenue Literary Society Library, they don’t understand what’s going on. Gradually they get past their insecurities and start sharing some of the stories of their lives. These strangers with no previous connection come to trust each other, pour their hearts out and wrestle with each other’s stories to get to the truths.

This story starts with background stories of each of the invited. Each has past issues they have been too afraid to deal with and prefers to keep secret. But as they keep meting every Monday night, they share more and more details and are bringing fresh, new perspectives into each member’s life. New input and new inspiration helps to reignite the lives of these somewhat stuck and lonely people. Their relationships seem to develop and the support of the society helps the members reflect on their past and move through some hard issues. They learn to love and be loved, be cared for and respected as they get more and more involved and willing to be there for each other.

I enjoyed the personal development we get to witness by following these individuals as members of the story society. From being rather closed off when joining, they learn to open up about their feelings and trusting the other members with the real truths about their lives. The stories they share become more and more heartbreaking, raw and honest.

The plot presents each society member similar to diary entries where we get to follow their unique process. The writing draws me into how their lives feel to them from the inside with all the fear, grief, and hurt feelings they experience. Going to the story society every Monday somehow adds to their lives and contributes to the healing they didn’t expect or seek.

The members of the story society is a good cast of well developed characters I feel are easy to identify with as they have their individual issues they try to lie, cover up or in other ways refuse to deal with leading to resentment and bitterness in their lives. This makes them all believable, real and special. I appreciated the faith element mixed into the plot which intensified towards the end.

My favorite of the characters is Lexa Wilder who is personal assistant in a burger chain. I am delighted to see her finally stand up for herself work wise. Her eyes get abruptly opened when she understands she really has caught the wrong end of the stick. Realizing this, she has to figure out what she wants and make a tough adjustment.

I felt the writing was vivid. In my mind’s eye I could see how the Fifth Avenue Story Society Library might actually look like. Fascinating how the meetings were held in surroundings of antique furniture, floor-to-ceiling bookshelves and dusty carpets. I envisioned maybe it might look something like a mini version of the library at Hogwarts in the Harry Potter movie.

This is the first book I read from Rachel Hauck, but she will be on my radar from now on and I will be on the lookout for more of her previous works as well as future releases. I would recommend The Fifth Avenue Story Society to fans of Rachel Hauck and readers of romance genre.

I received a complimentary copy of this book. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own. ...more

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Dec 17, 2019 Janet rated it it was amazing

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When it is snowy and cold outside (and my car is buried under 2ft of ❄️ ), superspeed readers like me can read 150 - 200+ pages/hour, so yes, I have read the book … and many more today. LOL

I requested and received a temporary digital Advance Reader Copy of this book from #NetGalley, the publisher and the author in exchange for an honest review.

From the publisher, as I do not repeat the contents or story of books in reviews, I let them do it as they do it better than I do 😸.

An invitation to join When it is snowy and cold outside (and my car is buried under 2ft of ❄️ ), superspeed readers like me can read 150 - 200+ pages/hour, so yes, I have read the book … and many more today. LOL

I requested and received a temporary digital Advance Reader Copy of this book from #NetGalley, the publisher and the author in exchange for an honest review.

From the publisher, as I do not repeat the contents or story of books in reviews, I let them do it as they do it better than I do 😸.

An invitation to join The Fifth Avenue Story Society gives five New York strangers a chance to rewrite their own stories.

Executive assistant Lexa is eager for a much-deserved promotion, but her boss is determined to keep her underemployed. Literature professor Jett is dealing with a broken heart, as well as a nagging suspicion his literary idol, Gordon Phipps Roth, might be a fraud. Uber driver Chuck just wants a second chance with his kids. Ageing widower Ed is eager to write the true story of his incredible marriage. Coral, queen of the cosmetics industry, has broken her engagement and is on the verge of losing her great grandmother’s multimillion-dollar empire.

When all five New Yorkers receive an anonymous, mysterious invitation to the Fifth Avenue Story Society, they suspect they’re victims of a practical joke. No one knows who sent the invitations or why. No one has heard of the literary society. And no one is prepared to bear their deepest secrets to a roomful of strangers.

Yet curiosity and loneliness bring them back week after week to the old library. And it’s there they discover the stories of their hearts and the kind of friendship and love that heals their souls.

This was a totally enjoyable book from page one to tend. The characters, although beyond diverse gel as a group and reminds me that friends are friends despite their disparities. In fact, the more different the better. These characters are well fleshed out and the storyline totally enjoyable and plausible - leave it to Rachel Hauck to write such an awesome book that has nothing to do with her usual bride-related oeuvre of books.

As always, I try to find a reason to not rate with stars as I love emojis (outside of their incessant use by "🙏-ed Social Influencer Millennials/#BachelorNation survivors/etc. " on Instagram and Twitter... Get a real job, people!) so let's give it 📚📚📚📚📚
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Jan 23, 2020 Melike rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: romance, newyork, christian

Jett, Lexa, Chuck, Coral, and Ed receive a mysterious invitation to Fifth Avenue Story Society. None of them know the reason why they got an invitation and almost all of them are reluctant to continue attending the meetings. However, they return every Monday night out of curiosity and they start developing a friendship. Each of them has a story and painful pasts. By then end of the book, they become a freer version of their former selves and find love, forgiveness and most of all friendship.

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May 30, 2020 Dale Harcombe rated it liked it

Three and a half stars.
Five New York strangers receive an unexpected invitation to The Fifth Avenue Story Society. Each of them has no idea where the invitation came from or who sent it. But they each decide to go and check it out.
Jett is a literature professor who is procrastinating about submitting his dissertation on Gordon Phipps Roth for publication. Doubts have been raised in the past over the validity of Roth’s work. But Roth has always been a hero to Jett. Jett is also dealing with a bro Three and a half stars.
Five New York strangers receive an unexpected invitation to The Fifth Avenue Story Society. Each of them has no idea where the invitation came from or who sent it. But they each decide to go and check it out.
Jett is a literature professor who is procrastinating about submitting his dissertation on Gordon Phipps Roth for publication. Doubts have been raised in the past over the validity of Roth’s work. But Roth has always been a hero to Jett. Jett is also dealing with a broken heart, having lost his brother Storm and then his wife Lexa.
Lexa is looking to be promoted to CEO but her boss doesn’t seem to see the problem and refuses to see how much of a work load she has carried, without the requisite status and remuneration. The relationship between Lexa and Jett, is still strained. How will she go seeing him every week in this story society?
Chuck knows he has made mistakes in the past but he has paid a high price. It has cost him time with his two children. Can he hope to change his ex-wife’s mind and gain access to his kids?
Ed, the eldest of the five people, wants to write the story of his marriage and his loved wife Esmeralda. But is he prepared to acknowledge and write the truth?
Coral has broken her engagement to a real live prince and now is in danger of facing ruin of the multi million cosmetics empire her family has built up.
When these five come together they have no idea who sent the invitation of why they have been chosen. Initially they are wary and distrustful but over time they let down their guard and friendships form as they learn more about each other and their lives. As a reader I learned more about them too and came to care about their individual stories.
This book had me thoroughly engaged until about three quarters of the way through, when it suddenly morphed into something I was not expecting. From that point on it became extremely Christian oriented and preachy. After I finished the book and read the note from the author at the end, I discovered that what I found the jarring point is the main point the author believed God was telling her to write. I’m not doubting that at all. Just suggesting that since it was so important it should have been introduced earlier and not left till so late in the book. As a Christian, I still enjoyed the book, though I did think the ending was too neatly tied up. However, I couldn’t help thinking a non-Christian could end up feeling duped into thinking the book was one thing when it reality it turned out to be Christian fiction. How you respond to this book may well depend then on your views and what you are expecting.
Overall I liked the characters and the story, even if I had my doubts about one of the romances. I loved the warm, bookish cover of this one and enjoyed the study, despite the misgivings mentioned above. I really liked the interaction between the strangers given the differences in age groups and backgrounds of the participants. ...more

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Dec 14, 2019 Cara Putman rated it it was amazing

Rachel Hauck is well-known to her fans as an author of books with compelling characters, heaven invading earth, and a romance that will win your heart. With The Fifth Avenue Story Society, Hauck delves into the space of our greatest wounds and how confronting them brings freedom, healing, and hope. She accomplishes that with a story told from five characters’ perspectives, each one rich with the possibility of more constrained by the chains of the past. The characters’ search for freedom points ...more

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Jan 23, 2020 Sarita rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: new-releases, new-authors, netgalley-review, christian-contemporary, e-books

Rachel Hauck was on my to-read list for a while now, but this was my first read by her and know I understand why she is a favourite among my book-reading friends.

This story about 5 strangers receiving a strange invitation to a story society was intriguing and the author executed it well by the way she introduced the characters, hinting at their stories but slowly revealing more as the story develops. The story jumped between the characters, but it was never confusing and the flowed well between ...more

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Feb 16, 2020 Melissa (LifeFullyBooked) rated it really liked it · review of another edition

3.5 stars, rounded up
I love Rachel Hauck's writing style, she draws me into the story and I am captivated until the end. This offering is intriguing, but there are a couple of things that didn't work that well for me in this novel.
One, you really need to have read The Writing Desk fairly recently (or remember it well) to get the full impact Jett's storyline. His research into one of the main characters of that book are a major plot point, and I can see how one would be bored during those parts ...more

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May 19, 2020 Heidi Chiavaroli rated it it was amazing

I absolutely loved this book. The four different POVs, and how they all came together in a message of hope only added to this story. One of my favorite Rachel Hauck books yet!

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Jan 23, 2020 Natalie Walters rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Moving beyond the stunning cover, this book delivers a story that'll enchant every book lover's heart. A special invitation has been delivered to five unsuspecting individuals for purposes unknown until they each begin to share their story.

I really enjoyed each character and the way their lives intersected with one another. Well-developed and memorable, each storyline was unique and carried a theme specific to the character and the emotional/professional/physical challenges they faced. There's ...more

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Mar 13, 2020 Snowleesi rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Shelves: audiobook, did-not-finish, fiction

This is a lesson for me to check out an unknown to me author before committing to reading their book. It sneaked up on me, too - about 80% in the notions of "born again" and "Lord Jesus my savior" popped up out of the absolute blue, and once they were mentioned, it seemed as if they were referred to every other paragraph. I'm spiritual, not religious. After another 4% of the audiobook, I couldn't go on any more. It took me out of the story, which was heading to a very predictable ending anyway. ...more

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Feb 29, 2020 Ani rated it it was ok · review of another edition

very disappointed in the resolution of this story- literally deus ex machina. There was no early warning it would be religious propaganda. To be beleivbale as literature, the story needs to have enough weight of truth that you don’t need formulaic beleifs to find the resolution convincing.

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Feb 05, 2021 Staci rated it really liked it

Shelves: read-in-2021

Unique contemporary fiction novel about five individuals that are mysteriously drawn together for a secret society. Watching them positively impact each other's lives was rewarding. Loved the unexpected story twists. ...more

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Feb 20, 2020 Loraine rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: contemporary, kindle, romance, christian-fiction

Five people, Ed, Lexa, Jett, Coral, and Chuck, all receive a strange invitation to take part in the Fifth Avenue Story Society located in an historic, New York home private library on Monday nights. This mixed collection of people include a widower, a wealthy socialite who owns her own business, a divorced limo/uber driver, and a divorced husband and wife. There seems to be no connection, but each of them is somewhat of a loner and has a dark secret that keeps them from moving forward in life. W ...more

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Feb 11, 2020 Caitlyn Santi rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: 2020-nanoremo

An absolutely lovely novel!
It has been quite a while since I've read a book by this author but something about the description of this one intrigued me! At first I wasn't sure about the alternating POV from five different characters, but I'm happy to say that it totally worked for this story! I was enthralled with all of the characters' individual stories, though I think I found myself most closely connecting with Coral's story. These are definitely characters that I will be thinking about for ...more

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Mar 19, 2020 Xenos rated it did not like it · review of another edition

I came across "The Fifth Avenue Story Society" by Rachel Hauck at my local library. The cover drew my eye. Exquisite. The synopsis -- a mysterious invitation delivered to five people asking them to join a literary society in an old library -- had me hooked. Fascinating. I figured it'd be the next book I'd be obsessing about and recommending to anyone and everyone I came in contact with. I was wrong. Unfortunately, by the halfway point, I had become thoroughly annoyed with the characters. By the ...more

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Feb 16, 2020 Susan rated it really liked it

Shelves: review-for-celebrate-lit

Finally! My first book read by Rachel Hauck. I have been wanting to read her stories for years but never seemed to have the time to get to them. Well, that all changes today! I will make the time to get to her backlist! That is how much I loved THE FIFTH AVENUE STORY SOCIETY!

Five strangers receive an invitation to join THE FIFTH AVENUE STORY SOCIETY. Jett, Coral , Lexa, Ed, and Chuck have no idea why they were chosen. The very different characters drawn together are all troubled, as we learn wh Finally! My first book read by Rachel Hauck. I have been wanting to read her stories for years but never seemed to have the time to get to them. Well, that all changes today! I will make the time to get to her backlist! That is how much I loved THE FIFTH AVENUE STORY SOCIETY!

Five strangers receive an invitation to join THE FIFTH AVENUE STORY SOCIETY. Jett, Coral , Lexa, Ed, and Chuck have no idea why they were chosen. The very different characters drawn together are all troubled, as we learn when they begin to share their stories. With five different points of view and so much going on outside the society meetings, it can be hard to track at first. But as I was reading, I got to know and care about each of the people involved. All of them are very real and relatable. Once I started reading, it was very hard to stop as I had to know what was going to happen.

Rachel Hauck has created some amazing characters and as I was reading THE FIFTH AVENUE STORY SOCIETY I realized that they were all pretending in their lives. As the five of them meet week after week and become more truthful with each other, they become friends and learn all about hope and second chances. Keep the tissues close by because all of these people will pull at your heart strings.

Each of the five characters goes through highs and lows, and at times they are even fighting with one another. But in the end, they all learn that trusting one another is better than having no one to trust at all. THE FIFTH AVENUE STORY SOCIETY is a story I really enjoyed and it keeps the reader emotionally invested and engaged in the story until the very last page. The twists and turns will keep you wondering what will happen next. If you are looking for an uplifting story filled with hope, then this is the book for you! Rachel Hauck’s writing is so vivid that I actually felt like I was sitting in the history filled library amongst it’s dusty bookshelves! I love when an author can transport me right into the story and Rachel Hauck did not dissapoint.

I received a complimentary copy of this book from CelebrateLit. All opinions expressed are my own and were voluntarily given. ...more

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Feb 11, 2020 Carole Jarvis rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: favorites-reviewed, 2020-favorites, inspirational, romance, women-s-fiction

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The Fifth Avenue Story Society by Rachel Hauck is a moving story that goes on my “best of the best” list. The bookstore setting is atmospheric and charming, the characters rich and endearing, and every word of the prose is to be treasured. It’s a story of friendship, renewal and second chances, with a few heartwarming moments that moved me to tears.

The anonymous story society invitation goes out to five characters from various backgrounds an ...more

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Feb 19, 2020 Bess rated it it was ok

Shelves: borrowed

While I thoroughly loved Ms. Hauck's Royal Wedding Series, I have yet to find another book or series of hers that I enjoy. Suffice to say that includes this one.
Mine is not a popular opinion but that it's mine is enough.
For starters, this was more of a clean novel than a Christian read. Yes, there were religious overtones sprinkled with a heavy hand near the end but the rest of the book didn't reverberate the faith.
What caught me the most was how I didn't care to know about the lives of the cha ...more

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Feb 25, 2020 Kav rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

This book has sent me into a swoony dither of bibliophile delight! I wasn't sure quite what to expect when I started reading but Hauck delivered so much more than I anticipated. Absolutely love the whole idea of the mysterious Fifth Avenue Story Society. Loved the gentle hints that led to some startling conclusions about it's origin and function. :-) And the way the story is built up around the lives of these five strangers brought together for some unknown reason -- well, it all totally captiva ...more

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Oct 09, 2019 Robin Lee Hatcher rated it it was amazing

Shelves: christfic-contemporary, endorsements, challenge-2019

I was captivated by this story from the first paragraph, and my heart soon became invested in the lives of the various members of the Fifth Avenue Story Society. It’s magical. My favorite Rachel Hauck novel to date!

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Jan 20, 2020 Karen R rated it it was amazing

Shelves: 2020-challenge, first-reads

"Every day we tell, listen to, live and breathe stories."
Set in New York City, this interesting mix of characters from different walks of life are brought together by a mysterious invitation to a "Story Society". Their stories unfold and the group quickly forms friendships, helping each other in ways they would have never imagined. There is a connection to the story from The Writing Desk, but the book is a stand alone.

"We want to be seen, heard, and loved."
This author definitely knows people-- ...more

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Jan 20, 2020 Gloria rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: reviewed, netgalley-2020, christian-romance, read-arc, rated

This is a story with an unusual situation that hooked me from the beginning. Five different people receive an embossed formal invitation to attend a story society meeting at a Fifth Avenue literary society. There is not a postmark...they just appeared to each person. They are all strangers but for two people...Jett Wilder, an associate professor of literature at New York College and his ex-wife, Lexa Wilder, an executive assistant of an up and coming gourmet hamburger restaurant. The rest of the ...more

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May 27, 2020 Lou Allen rated it it was amazing

Shelves: christian-romance, 2020-christian-fiction

I loved this book. It’s my favourite contemporary novel that I’ve read so far this year.

The Fifth Avenue Story Society follows five different main characters who each receive an anonymous invitation to a story society meeting at an old library on Fifth Avenue, New York.

Each one of them has a different story to tell, if only they could find a way to tell it. In the past they’ve all made bad or difficult decisions. As the story unfolds we get to see who they are and what has led them to this place ...more

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Mar 24, 2020 Rachel McMillan rated it really liked it · review of another edition

A little bit of romance, a little bit of lost love, a little bit of ambition and culture and the ties that bind humanity, The Fifth Avenue Story Society is surprisingly prescient given world events that are forcing us to find numerous creative ways to engage: with art, with literature, with each other.

I sensed Hauck's' passion not only for the city of New York but also for books and bookish spaces. For readers of Katherine Reay and Karen Hawkins, this is the perfect cozy read with a cup of tea a ...more

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Jan 10, 2021 Nicole rated it really liked it

Shelves: read-more-challenge-2021

I sometimes don't get sucked into books with multiple stories going on, but this book was different.
This book had 5 pov's, yes 5. However that intimidated me at first but I was drawn into the stories of people who felt real and each had something that they needed to learn and grow from.
I enjoyed the dialogue, the drama, and the message of hope that came out of this story. ...more

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Feb 15, 2020 Brittany rated it really liked it · review of another edition

This creative tale of friendship, community, and second chances follows five New Yorkers as they meet under mysterious circumstances and form a sort of club together.

I enjoyed following the characters as they each attempted to navigate uncertainty in their lives and decide on the next steps they should take.

There was the stirring and hope of romance for these characters as the novel progressed. Letting go of lies, hidden truths, and guilt was an important step for each of the characters, as well ...more

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Feb 21, 2020 Hallie Szott rated it really liked it

Shelves: owned-books, audiobooks, books-for-review

4.5

Five strangers receive a mysterious invitation to the Fifth Avenue Story Society. As they meet (and then, week after week, continue to meet) to discover the purpose behind the invitation, they soon discover that their time together is exactly what they never knew they needed.

I love a story that brings people together for reasons they do not know. The Fifth Avenue Story Society reminded me of And Then There Were None in that way—but obviously without all the murder. Instead, it offers much mor ...more

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Dec 29, 2019 Michelle rated it really liked it

I never know what to expect when I pick up a Rachel Hauck book. Every single one is totally different and unexpected. I do love this cover! This story has A LOT of characters but surprisingly it is fairly easy to keep up with them all. I really enjoyed the story society aspect and how it pulled all of the characters and pieces of the book together. Coral and Jett are my favorites simply because of their personalities and perspectives. While I was expecting a little stronger faith aspect some det ...more

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Dec 26, 2019 Melissa Borsey rated it really liked it · review of another edition

A sweet, endearing srory about 5 strangers brought together by an invitation received out of the blue for reasons unknown, to the Fifth Avenue Story Society. This turns out to be a place where strangers become friends and I loved getting to know them all. I thank Netgalley for the opportunity to read and review this delightful book.

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New York Times, USA Today & Wall Street Journal Bestselling author Rachel Hauck writes from sunny central Florida.

A RITA finalist and winner of Romantic Times Inspirational Novel of the Year, and Career Achievement Award, she writes vivid characters dealing with real life issues.

Her book, Once Upon A Prince, was made into an original Hallmark movie.

The Wedding Dress has been optioned for film by B ...more