All The Men I’ve Loved Again

All The Men I’ve Loved Again tells the story of Cora Bell in different parts of life. In her 20s when its 1999 and the early 2000s she’s a college student and falls in love with Lincoln & Aaron. In the present-day Cora is still single until life puts her in the path of both men again. Can Cora trust her heart to choose the right man now instead of being fearful back then?

Story, Writing & Growth

The story that Christine Pride gives is good and I like that it’s loosely inspired by her personal experience. The writing is good. My favorite parts were the letters that Cora & Aaron would exchange. The letter exchanges back and forth bring back a time that doesn’t seem that long ago that was similar, before cellphones even if it was the late 90s and early 2000s. I miss the lost art of letter writing. I also enjoyed Cora’s trip to Paris to meet Aaron. I love them as a couple more than Cora and Lincoln. I also enjoy Cora’s close relationship with her father Wes. Wes was such a good father. For anyone who is close to their father or father figure in their lives, I think you will appreciate it like I do. There were choices Cora made that I didn’t agree with, but I like the fact that she grew throughout the novel. All The Men I’ve Loved Again will be available tomorrow on July 8^th wherever you get your books!