Theresa Brubaker's overly endowed form causes her much heartache and pain. Men either grope or gawk at her but few care about her. Then her brother Jeff brings his friend, Brian Scanlon, home on holiday leave and for the first time in her life, Theresa tastes the pleasure of love. But her past experiences remain stumbling blocks to their relationship. Brian treads lightly until Theresa makes a major decision that alters and tests their love. A delicate love story told with extraordinary understanding and talent.
Publishers Weekly
"Spencer, famous for her heart-rending slices of Americana, delivers the goods."
San Antonio Express-News
"Spencer is a winner."
Affaire de Coeur
"LaByrle Spencer is magic."
Affaire de Coeur
"LaByrle Spencer si magic."
Affaire de Ceur
"You will never forget the incredible beauty and sensitivity of LaVyrle's gifted pen."
Book Description
The classic story of a love too long denied. Theresa As innocent as she was unsure, Theresa Brubaker had lived much of her twenty-five years trapped in a body she loathed. Her precious beauty was treasured by everyone but herself -- until a very special man showed her a very special love. Brian Proud, sensitive, caring, Brian Scanlon sought to unleash the butterfly wrapped in Theresa's cocoon of inhibitions. But trust for Theresa came haltingly . . . and a bold, courageous decision she makes alone nearly destroys the promise of their love. Sweet Memories A story of passion. A story of pain. A story that will make you laugh -- and cry -- as it brings warmth and magic into your heart. Sweet Memories is a classic love story to savor . . . and one you will never forget.
About the Author
New York Times bestselling author LaVyrle Spencer is an accomplished author known for her witty earthiness, sensitivity and innovative plots. Her interests include music and traveling. LaVyrle Spencer lives in Minnesota.
Sweet Memories FROM OUR EDITORS
The Barnes & Noble Review
LaVyrle Spencer fans will be delighted to see this lovely hardcover edition of the beloved author's classic love story, which was last published in 1995. In this unforgettable story, shy Theresa Brubaker has her first taste of love when her brother invites his army buddy, Brian Scanlon, home for Christmas. But, though Brian longs to free beautiful Theresa from her inhibitions, there are still obstacles between them. And the greatest of those obstacles is a choice Theresa insists on making alone -- a decision that could destroy their chance to love, or finally set it free. The engaging characters in Sweet Memories share a story that's rich in tears and laughter, pain and passionᄑand a love that's sure to touch readers' hearts all over again. Sue Stone
FROM THE PUBLISHER
The classic story of a love too long denied.
Theresa
As innocent as she was unsure, Theresa Brubaker had lived much of her twenty-five years trapped in a body she loathed. Her precious beauty was treasured by everyone but herself -- until a very special man showed her a very special love.
Brain
Proud, sensitive, caring, Brian Scanlon sought to unleash the butterfly wrapped in Theresa's cocoon of inhibitions. But trust for Theresa came haltingly . . . and a bold, courageous decision she makes alone nearly destroys the promise of their love.
Sweet Memories
A story of passion. A story of pain. A story that will make you laugh -- and cry -- as it brings warmth and magic into your heart. Sweet Memories is a classic love story to savor . . . and one you will never forget.
New York Times bestselling author LaVyrle Spencer is an accomplished author known for her witty earthiness, sensitivity and innovative plots. Her interests include music and traveling. LaVyrle Spencer lives in Minnesota.
FROM THE CRITICS
San Antonio Express-News
Spencer is a winner.
Affaire de Coeur
LaVyrle Spencer si magic.
San Antonio Express-News
Spencer brings an added dimension to her stories. Call it grit, call it warmth, call it whatever you like it works. Spencer is a winner.
Atlanta Journal & Constitution
Spencer brings an added dimension to her stories. Call it grit, call it warmth, call it whatever you like it works.