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A new bride and new groom wear the rose colored glasses of love, lust, and excitement until the vows are done, and they believe the world is theirs. This is a story of what comes after 'I do'.

Amelia faces hard choices that change her rose colored tint. Challenges force her to evaluate everything, as is the case for every marriage. Her decisions make or break their future, and leave the reader wondering in reflection.

Ms Sharp has really brought the reality of life to the forefront in a manner that is truly compelling and emotional. This is an excellent story, and I strongly suggest picking it up.


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Amelia Call edition by Margaret Lynette Sharp Ronald William Sharp Romance eBooks Reviews

A possessive Mother-in-law, a husband who puts his Mother first and a wife determined to succeed in her career.
All the ingredients for a darn good read.
My second in Margaret's series of books and I will surely continue. Amelia's Call keeps you reading and wanting to know what will happen next. The descriptiveness of her book makes you sense the surroundings and deep feeling as Amelia learns new lessons of love and what is really important in life. You will love this book and hunger for more.
Odie Langley in USA, North Carolina
Amelia’s Call is a novella by Australian author, Margaret Lynette Sharp. Amelia’s wedding to Steven is marred by the attitude of his mother and aunt, who make no secret of the fact that they don’t approve of her. Their honeymoon is interrupted by phone calls from Perth and their married life in Sydney runs less than smoothly due to Steven’s inability to find a job. When Amelia puts her career ahead of her mother-in-law’s wishes, the situation deteriorates even further. Meanwhile, her new boss is making advances. Sharp’s characters are ordinary people dealing with everyday situations using natural dialogue that has a local feel. This novella touches on a few topical themes doubts about the fidelity of a chosen partner; emotional blackmail; a situation that prompts an important life decision. An enjoyable read.
This is a powerful, page-turning, first-person narrative about naïveté and denial, disabuse and empowerment and the changing perception of the meaning of marriage -- and the "motive and the cue" for relationships. Sharp offers a multi-faceted perspective that will appeal both to social liberals and feminists who cannot abide the presumption of patriarchal dominance (which would include this reviewer), and those to whom the sanctity of a commitment is still important (which would also include this reviewer). None of her characters is flat or unidimensional, though. Some are strong, confident and well-intentioned, but not controlling. Others are weak and insecure, but not malevolent. Only the mother-in-law comes across as manipulative and loathsome, but her plight, too, is human and comprehensible. There is neither absolutism of fidelity nor wholly unmotivated cheating, but in husband and wife both, some impulse to develop into the people they fundamentally are, but have been derailed from becoming. For the husband, we might think, this is the sadder outcome. However one takes it, the conclusion is satisfying. No unhappy endings. Five stars.
A new bride and new groom wear the rose colored glasses of love, lust, and excitement until the vows are done, and they believe the world is theirs. This is a story of what comes after 'I do'.

Amelia faces hard choices that change her rose colored tint. Challenges force her to evaluate everything, as is the case for every marriage. Her decisions make or break their future, and leave the reader wondering in reflection.

Ms Sharp has really brought the reality of life to the forefront in a manner that is truly compelling and emotional. This is an excellent story, and I strongly suggest picking it up.