The Last Love Letter
(2018)(The second book in the Labyrinth of Love Letters series)
A novel by Felix Alexander
"All the spiritual warmth of a Paulo Coelho and the sweeping majesty of Gabriel Garcia Marquez."
"Reminiscent of Garcia-Marquez and Isabel Allende with the magical surrealism."
"What if you were the one?"
With those words, Arabella España is lured into a tale of forbidden love and forgotten secrets. In the wake of a murder in 1950's Puerto Rico, Nationalists revolt against American colonialism. An amnesiac recluse, married to a man she does not love, Arabella finds solace in the only remaining book in her possession. One of many banned by Puerto Rico's Gag Law.
The mysterious novel entitled THE LAST LOVE LETTER by one Aurelio Valentino leads Arabella on a journey with the main character in search of his lost love. But as she delves deeper into the story, she makes a shocking discovery: the novel contains clues to finding the legendary Labyrinth of Love Letters. A place of love and myth linked to the letter stolen from the corpse of the man who had recently been killed.
As each page draws Aurelio and Arabella closer together, she anxiously searches for the love letter that will reveal the identity of Aurelio's lost love. In her endeavor to find the Labyrinth, she discovers that the murder is a fate tied closely to her own destiny. Soon Arabella's literary journey reveals memories of her forgotten past and she discovers what happens when the main character of the story falls in love with the reader.
***Praise for The Last Valentine***
"Felix Alexander is either a man who knows love, and knows it deeply, or he is a man the heart should fear." ~Online Book Club
"Absolutely beautiful! A cocktail of mystery and intrigue filled with longing and hope." ~ChickLitCafé Book Reviews
"I always thought the French and the Italians knew about the intricacies of love. Now I know it is the Spanish too. Felix Alexander is in love with love. There is no way to read his words without falling in love with love!" ~Amazon Book Reviews
"Felix Alexander writes about love as if he has been in it most of his life!" ~Courtney, Stories to Live By
"A haunting love story! The story is at times poetic, poignant, and engrossing." ~Katherine McDermott, Amazon Book Reviews
"Unique love tale of tragedy and mystery... several love stories woven together by a single love letter!" ~Iris Sweetwater, Author and Blogger
"This is a book for the true romantic. I felt as if I were the ghost...haunting the characters. I sighed while reading, I sighed at the ending. I sigh upon remembering it." ~Alaskan Book Café
"A story you will fall in love for, a story you will read with a full heart and crave every word of it. A book I will re-read anytime I want to feel that deep love that brought me to tears in the end." ~EvaChau, The Chau Girl book reviews
"I recommend this to lovers of old-world secrets, the consequences of forbidden love affairs, and murder/mysteries that feel more like long-winded romances. Felix Alexander penned a love letter around his readers!" ~Elizabeth Mathis, Book Reviewer-BetwixThePages
Genre: Romantic Suspense
"Reminiscent of Garcia-Marquez and Isabel Allende with the magical surrealism."
"What if you were the one?"
With those words, Arabella España is lured into a tale of forbidden love and forgotten secrets. In the wake of a murder in 1950's Puerto Rico, Nationalists revolt against American colonialism. An amnesiac recluse, married to a man she does not love, Arabella finds solace in the only remaining book in her possession. One of many banned by Puerto Rico's Gag Law.
The mysterious novel entitled THE LAST LOVE LETTER by one Aurelio Valentino leads Arabella on a journey with the main character in search of his lost love. But as she delves deeper into the story, she makes a shocking discovery: the novel contains clues to finding the legendary Labyrinth of Love Letters. A place of love and myth linked to the letter stolen from the corpse of the man who had recently been killed.
As each page draws Aurelio and Arabella closer together, she anxiously searches for the love letter that will reveal the identity of Aurelio's lost love. In her endeavor to find the Labyrinth, she discovers that the murder is a fate tied closely to her own destiny. Soon Arabella's literary journey reveals memories of her forgotten past and she discovers what happens when the main character of the story falls in love with the reader.
***Praise for The Last Valentine***
"Felix Alexander is either a man who knows love, and knows it deeply, or he is a man the heart should fear." ~Online Book Club
"Absolutely beautiful! A cocktail of mystery and intrigue filled with longing and hope." ~ChickLitCafé Book Reviews
"I always thought the French and the Italians knew about the intricacies of love. Now I know it is the Spanish too. Felix Alexander is in love with love. There is no way to read his words without falling in love with love!" ~Amazon Book Reviews
"Felix Alexander writes about love as if he has been in it most of his life!" ~Courtney, Stories to Live By
"A haunting love story! The story is at times poetic, poignant, and engrossing." ~Katherine McDermott, Amazon Book Reviews
"Unique love tale of tragedy and mystery... several love stories woven together by a single love letter!" ~Iris Sweetwater, Author and Blogger
"This is a book for the true romantic. I felt as if I were the ghost...haunting the characters. I sighed while reading, I sighed at the ending. I sigh upon remembering it." ~Alaskan Book Café
"A story you will fall in love for, a story you will read with a full heart and crave every word of it. A book I will re-read anytime I want to feel that deep love that brought me to tears in the end." ~EvaChau, The Chau Girl book reviews
"I recommend this to lovers of old-world secrets, the consequences of forbidden love affairs, and murder/mysteries that feel more like long-winded romances. Felix Alexander penned a love letter around his readers!" ~Elizabeth Mathis, Book Reviewer-BetwixThePages
Genre: Romantic Suspense
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