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Unbreak My Heart is an admirable story of love, compromise, forgiveness, and acceptance.

As this alluring tale unfolds, characters and stories intertwine to intense effect. An out of work reality T.V. star – on the verge of eviction – struggles to find a job; a wealthy estranged husband risks everything, including his fortune; an ailing once-deceitful father of privileged seeks to make amends, and much more. Readers will love how wonderfully this romantic drama seamlessly unfolds.

Their love was perfect, until Jacob Gray discovered something about Cameron Scott that sent him fleeing without a word. However, after a five-year absence he reenters her life offering a lifeline she desperately needs. His love for her has not faded, but he quickly discovers Cameron is not interested in rekindling what they had years ago. Cameron’s reluctance, troubled past, and a painful secret— turn everyone’s lives upside down in this riveting dramatic romance. McKnight’s authentic characters and perhaps some readers will be wondering… Why is love never easy?
This is a powerful story that helps to expose the truth about how someone may look so put together on the outside yet be so utterly broken on the inside. How faith and prayer can help overcome some of the most adverse of situations.

Unbreak My Heart is not overly sentimental or judgmental, and readers will applaud the author’s approach to a non-preachy entertaining work of Romantic Christian Fiction.

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I like the idea of a Romantic Christian Fiction, I haven't had the chance to read to many of them. But I have a question, is this book a short story or a novel? I prefer novels, I like to read books that are at the very least 200 pages.

Hello Hollirm,
If you like the idea of Romantic Christian Fiction, I think you will find that this title fits that particular need. The page count for, Unbreak My Heart is 239 pps. It is also available in eBook form. If you decide to read it, do let me know if you enjoyed it.
Happy Reading
Chrystal

Thanks for getting back to me and that is a good page amount. Thank you, and I will get back to you if a get a chance to read it.

You are quite welcome. Have a wonderful new week.