Told You So, by Kristen Heitzmann
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From the minute Grace Evangeline throws her sweet tea in Devin Bressard’s face, their battle of wits and cross-purposes overtakes their lives. Sassy “angelic” Grace Evangeline will stop at nothing to see her romance novel produced for Broadway. Devin Bressard knows all about the commercial success of Ms. Evangeline’s “novels”—as far from his literary, nerve-striking plays as anything could be. Grace intends to pull his head out of the rarefied air long enough to make her point, even if it involves stalking him and infiltrating his friends and colleagues. Devin knows she’s trouble, but who would guess the spokesperson for strength and virtue would be a calamity vortex? He mounts a fierce resistance, but when he’s forced to work with Grace, his profession and sanity aren’t the only things at risk. Collapsing walls on both sides bring a detente that could shatter their bond—or resound through more lives than their own.
Told You So, by Kristen Heitzmann - Amazon Sales Rank: #271022 in Books
- Published on: 2015-11-07
- Original language: English
- Dimensions: 8.50" h x 1.02" w x 5.50" l,
- Binding: Paperback
- 408 pages
Told You So, by Kristen Heitzmann About the Author Kristen Heitzmann is the award-winning author of contemporary romantic suspense, psychological suspense, and historical novels. She is a fiction track and workshop teacher and keynote speaker for women's and writers' conferences. An artist and mountain hiker, Kristen lives in Colorado with her husband, pets, wildlife, and extended family.
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16 of 16 people found the following review helpful. Kristen Heitzmann Absolutely Excels With This Book! By Susan Snodgrass I seriously do not think I have the words to describe how much I loved this book! Kristen Heitzmann has long been a favorite author of mine, reading some of her books twice. When I saw this one was coming, I was very happy to be able to read a wonderful book by her. And I was not disappointed.Told You So is set in New York City. Devin is a play producer and Grace is a novelist. She writes books, romance books where the woman waits for marriage. She pitches one of her books to Devin, hoping he'll produce it as a play. He shrugs it off, offending her, and she throws a glass of tea in his face. Not a great start, is it?I won't include any spoilers here and ruin it for those who haven't read the book. But this book is pure gold. Seriously. The reader is drawn in immediately and can't bear to leave the book for long. Devin and Grace are thrown together once again for an unrelated project and must be civil to each other for the sake of another.Kristen Heitzmann has the unique ability to craft characters that seem to take up residence in a reader's heart. These characters are real, not just a character on a page. We feel their pain, disappointment, joy and heartbreak.This is not a fluffy Christian novel. It is at times gritty, painful and dangerous. But it's real. As God is real. Things don't always happen the way we want them to, But God is never far from us, even during the bad times. His grace and mercy and love never fail.I highly recommend this novel. I am so glad Kristen wrote this. AND...there is another coming in the series.*I was given a copy of this book by the author in exchange for my honest review. All opinions are my own and are honest.
18 of 19 people found the following review helpful. Hilarity and healing. By A. Grace Grace Evangeline, successful romance novelist, has decided the next goal of her career. She wants her newest novel produced for the stage, and she wants Devin Bressard, also a playwright, to be the producer. In fact, she won't consider anyone else. When he pans her work to her face, she douses his (face, not work) with her glass of sweet tea, but she doesn't give up. She's going to prove him wrong not only about her novels, but also about the nature of art itself. Drama in real life does happen, and dramatic art fortifies the soul to face its own trials, and Grace is going to prove this to Devin if she has to stalk him to do it. Fortunately for characters and reader alike, Grace is a naive and inept stalker, and Devin quickly finds her out. When they are compelled to work together on a new project, their polarized points of view result in a battle of wits and wills and ignite a passion between them they never expected or wanted, but that just might begin healing they both need.I entered this book with excitement because I've been a fan of Heitzmann for almost ten years and have read most of her novels. But I also knew this is classed as a romcom, and I avoid comedies (and this author is the only exception I can think of to my avoidance of romances). I expected to enjoy it but hoped the humor would work for me. Well, by the end of the first chapter, I felt the magic. I was grinning as I flipped pages, often laughing out loud, devouring the brilliant banter between Grace and Devin. The book is probably 70% dialogue, but it never feels like "too much talking." These are voices you can hear in your head and characters you want to have coffee with (even Devin, even if he calls my writing less than art). I was settled into the comic groove of the book and perfectly happy with it despite my usual genre preferences. However, there were hints: all is not as light as it seems. Devin's cynicism and Grace's resolution against it are more than comic vehicles. Life has happened to these two people--life has hurt them, and they have each adopted a defense that suits them.And yes. Around the halfway mark, the passion between them creates consequences neither of them are prepared for. They don't know what to do, and since they're broken people, they do the wrong things. They grab their shields and huddle behind them, stumble away from each other at least as messed up as they were when they met.Here's the beautiful thing, though: the story's only half done. By the end, what began as a battle of wits and wills becomes ... well, it's a romance, so I'm sure you can guess. But while certain pieces of the story are dictated by the genre, the journey that brings us there is overall a fresh one. I could have done with fewer tied bows at the end, and at worst, one could accuse the book of a tonal shift at the halfway point that some readers might not be on board with. But if you go in looking for clues to the human undercurrents in the hilarity, you will find them, and you'll anticipate discovering the pasts that made Devin and Grace who they are. This book takes a look at defense mechanisms and how they affect our perception of the world around us--people, events, and yes, art. Devin and Grace's quarrels about art's purpose in life are some of the shiniest gems of the book.The dialogue sparks and sparkles and delves deep. The characters make me worry and cheer. I'm looking forward to meeting Grace and Devin again in the sequel TOLD YOU TWICE, as well as getting inside the head of secondary character Bo Corrigan. TOLD YOU SO proves Kristen Heitzmann can write anything and do it right.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful. A wise, funny, and satisfying romance By Brandy I made the choice between four and five stars when I woke up the next morning and Told You So was still on my mind.Kristen Heitzmann's first independent release teems with the sparkling writing and plot twists her fans know to expect. And new readers, come prepared. This story, funny and dramatic and poignant as it is, comes with a dark edge or three.In spite of larger-than-life characters and high-wire situations that most of us will never face, the depths this novel plumbs are very real. Just as heroine Grace Evangeline's sweet & sassy romances carry messages of hope that Devin Bressard's brooding plays never could, Told You So finds the jagged edge necessary to speak to a certain kind of brokenness. Going much deeper than a simple "opposites attract" love story, it invites consideration that true and resonate art may sometimes require more than a single approach, and that in the synergy of such art, and of love, God's handiwork is evident.For the sake of conservative readers, it bears mentioning that this story reaches beyond certain norms of Christian fiction.As for me, I loved it. Told You So got some good deep belly laughs out of me, squeezed a few tears, and never skimped on the heart-clenchy and/or -melty romantic moments. The characters and the big thoughts they embodied got to me in the best way, and the story held me fast with all its riveting twists.Also, no spoilers, but... I have a theory about one of the secondary characters. I'll be looking forward to Told You Twice to find out if I'm right...I received a free copy of this novel for review purposes; my opinions are my own!
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