Touched by Fate
Touched by Fate
JustRead Publicity Tours
About the Book Touched by Fate:
Analyn Richards likes life the way she likes her wedding planning business—orderly and predictable. All doubts aside, getting engaged to the successful man she’s been dating is the natural next step, right?
But on her wedding day uncertainty makes an unscheduled appearance. She finds herself deciding whether to go along with her wedding as planned or whether to make another choice.
Will this perfectionist find the courage to take a chance on the unpredictable?
About the Author of Touched by Fate:
Preslaysa Williams is an award-winning author who writes contemporary romance and women’s fiction with an Afro-Filipina twist. Proud of her African-American & Filipino heritage, she loves sharing her culture with her readers.
She is currently earning her second graduate degree, a MFA in Writing Popular Fiction at Seton Hill University, and she has an undergraduate degree in Spanish Language & Literature from Columbia University.
Preslaysa is also a professional actress, a planner nerd, an avid bookworm, and a homeschool mom who often wears mismatched socks. To follow along with her busy life, visit her at www.preslaysa.com where you can sign up for her newsletter community.
You can also connect with her on these social media platforms:
Facebook.com/preslaysa
Twitter.com/preslaysawrites
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My Thoughts on Touched by Fate:
This book is different than most that I’ve read. It’s about a woman embarking on a second marriage after number one wasn’t the happily ever after kind. You’ll feel and read about her emotions and preparations for the big day.
The part I loved the most was the unique culture. This culture is so different than mine and I love learning about other cultures. For Analyn this is the Afro-Filipino culture.
This is a short book, but it covers lots of ground and the characters are really engaging. It didn’t take long to read but I had hoped it would be longer. I’d definitely like to revisit some of the characters and see what comes next in their lives.
Short negative time. While the book was really good there are some curse words within it. I don’t normally read books with curse words. My normal policy is that if I come across more than one curse word within the first chapter then I stop reading. With review books, I give them a bit more leeway but I do note that hey this has some language so beware. This book without the language still would have made sense and been a great book!
I have voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book which I received from JustRead Publicity Tours. All views expressed are only my honest opinion. I was not required to write a positive review nor was I compensated in any other way. All opinions expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the FTC regulations.
Dianna
I love the cover of this book. I don’t mind a few curse words in books, but prefer not to have them — especially since they don’t really add to the story in most cases.
Erin S.
Yes. I always think about how they really don’t have to use them to make a good book.