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When a soldier with a troubled past and a struggling songwriter agree to a marriage of convenience for the military benefits, neither expects much after saying âI do.â Then tragedy strikes, and the line between whatâs real and whatâs pretend begins to blur in this smart and surprising romance perfect for fans of Nicholas Sparks and Jojo Moyes.
Cassie Salazar and Luke Morrow couldnât be more different. Sharp-witted Cassie works nights at a bar in Austin, Texas to make ends meet while pursuing her dream of becoming a singer/songwriter. Luke is an Army trainee, about to ship out for duty, who finds comfort in the unswerving discipline of service. But a chance encounter at Cassieâs bar changes the course of both their lives.
Cassie is drowning in medical bills after being diagnosed with diabetes. When she runs into her old friend Frankie, now enlisted in the Army, she proposes a deal: sheâll marry him in exchange for better medical insurance and they can split the increased paycheck that comes with having a âfamily.â When Frankie declines, his attractive but frustratingly intense friend Luke volunteers to marry Cassie instead. What she doesnât know is that he has desperate reasons of his own to get married. In this unforgettable love story, Cassie and Luke must set aside their differences to make it look like a real marriage...unless, somewhere along the way, it becomes one...
Annie
2023-10-04
RÀtt bra bok, men filmen var definitivt bÀttre!
andreasson.sandra
2023-08-11
RÄkade se filmen först vilket förstörde lite⊠tror den hade varit bÀttre om man inte hade vetat vad som skulle hÀnda. Annars bra bok men gillar nog filmen mer (:
Ceecee
2022-09-12
In the beginning they have some major ideological differences. I would have liked to see them have some conversations around it so we see how they meet in the middle. As it is, it's unclear how the compromise is achieved. It's an interesting story, and probably would have still been interesting without those differences. I liked that they addressed important issues like inadequate health care systems, substance abuse, forgiveness etc. Edit - later found out that the whole premise of the title "purple hearts" is about the red/ conservative mixing with the blue/ liberal to get an in between i.e purple. Having that knowledge, I now especially feel the author didn't do a good enough job of highlighting the journey to getting to that middle ground. If you're going to make something a thing then see it through, otherwise don't make it a thing.