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Saving Hanna by A.L. Long

Saving Hanna

My rating: 3 of 5 stars
I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.

Saving Hanna is a short and sweet novella by A.L. Long. It is a wonderful love story between Hanna who had lived her entire life on her farm until she was forced to move away and Aiden, a greedy and powerful millionaire.

Hanna was a true farm girl until she was forced to move away because of the consequences of her brother, Carter’s greed. after which she started working at a diner to support herself and to save her farm. Aiden was a true businessman down to his roots who bought the farm and wanted to buy the diner. He visited the diner regularly as a result of which he met Hanna for the first time.

Aiden was sweet, protective and had a good head on his shoulders. I felt like he was a good contrast to Hanna’s gentle nature. There were times I felt Hanna was being childish and impulsive like running away multiple times without telling Aiden and not giving him a chance to explain but otherwise I loved Hanna’s strength and loyalty.

Aiden saved Hanna both literally and figuratively so I believe the title is apt for the book. I felt that Hanna and Carter’s relationship could have been explored a little better. Also, I felt that there were things that were never revealed in the book like Hanna never really got a clear answer of how Aiden and Carter knew each other. I liked the fact that Aiden’s father came through at the time of need regardless of his previous behavior. Albert was a good supporting character and a few more scenes with him would have been enjoyable.

All in all, it was a nice book and was a refreshing change. 

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