Paint and Nectar by Ashley Clark
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
3.5 stars!
Characters: Eliza and Lucy were both entertaining characters. William, even though he had a rough stage as a thief, turned out to be a decent guy by the end. I never connected with Declan though. He was too arrogant for me.
Language: Clean.
Moral: This book included themes of memories, preservation, beauty, and heaven. I struggled to understand some of these themes because they were quite poetic, and my simple mind does better with clear things. 🙂
Plot: This one dragged a bit for me, but that could be because I’m not a huge fan of split-time novels in general (and because I read it over too many days). But readers who enjoy this genre will love the family secrets, missing treasure, and romances.
Romance: Clean. Just a few kisses.
Writing: Ashley Clark has a poetic, detailed writing style that fit this novel well. While this isn’t my favorite style to read, I know many people who love this kind of writing.
Overall: Paint and Nectar was an entertaining read, and I’d recommend it to readers of Christian fiction, split-time novels, historical romance, and contemporary romance.
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Kristina Hall 
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