Special thanks to Erin McCole Cupp for this refreshingly honest and enthusiastic review of FQP’s newest book, The Lion’s Heart by Dena Hunt.
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“I am not afraid that the book will be controversial. I’m afraid it will not be controversial.”
Flannery O’Connor
Today I’m reviewing one of the best, most powerful, most well-crafted, most heart-challenging books I’ve read in a very long time. I am not exaggerating. It’s The Lion’s Heart by Dena Hunt.
Writers are often told to perfect “the elevator pitch,” a three-sentence summary of one’s book. If you’re pitching a Catholic novel, I can’t think of a more interest-grabbing elevator pitch than the intro to the Amazon summary for The Lion’s Heart.
Is love ever wrong?
Paul Meyer has never let anyone get too close.
Until Max.
Spoilers: Max is not a girl.
Here’s my review as I posted to Amazon:
Whatever side of controversy you call home, this book is a…
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Plot Line and Sinker (Ellen Gable, Author) 
Oh no! I hope “refreshingly honest” isn’t Canadian for “unspeakably rude”!
Not at all!!!! Refreshingly honest means refreshingly honest, Erin!!!
Ellen,
I read this book after seeing a previous post about it here on your blog. A very thought provoking book. It grabbed my attention. Thank you for sharing it!