Lexi loved the big old Hollingsworth House. As she stopped by to look at it after work one day, she felt a pull toward the big house, like it was waiting for her. Lexi really wanted to buy the house but she knew it would take a lot of money to fix it up. As she was getting ready to leave, Dylan, her husband, pulled up to let her know he was going out of town and that he would be back in a couple days. The next day Lexi returned to the house and walked around the grounds. She discovered a shed and went inside. Once she was inside, something made her break open a trunk that was sitting under the workbench. Lexi opened the trunk to find a diary. It was from 1944, a diary of a past love. Lexi started to read the diary and discovered that the author of it had the same name as she had. Lexi was moved by what she read. She wanted what the person had; the love, passion, and for her husband to love her again. Could she have the same love as the woman in the diary?

In 1944 a woman recorded her life with a married man. Their love was a secret but they were very much in love. The war took its toll on the men and women who fought in it but their love lasted way past the war. Alexandria Jamieson wanted whoever found the diary to realize that once you find the right person to love, that love can last forever.

Lexi wanted the love that was in the diary. She wanted Dylan to love her the way he used to. She wanted to be a wife and mother. To have a house filled with love and passion. Would Dylan understand the feeling that she had?

A Love Past is a story that will have you looking for the same passion the characters had. The story will pull you in right from the first. As the story unfolds with the story of a past love, it will touch your heart. Ms. Whitfield has created a very touching story of past and present loves. The details are so skillfully written, you will think you are there. The passionate love scenes and love that flowed between the characters were unforgettable Thank you for a very touching story that this reviewer will not forget.

Reviewed by: Moonluster