The Last Photograph

Nice story, enjoyed the read! GM Sloat Anne Miller is an emerging new author we need to watch. The last photograph will probably appeal more to women. It is a well-written love story (not a Harlequin romance) that tugs on your emotions. It features true love, jealousy, forgiveness, and letting go. The two para- normal characters add an intriguing element to the plot. True confession: I am a guy—I liked it. Larry S. Buege I read it on one night and went to work on two hours sleep, so worth it! This story will stay with me for awhile, like Tuesdays With Morrie or The Old Man & The Sea did. I look forward to reading many more books from Anne Miller. Kindle Customer Great, up lifting read. Takes you from sad to glad with a little steaminess on the side. Interesting exploration of our life beyond. Queen of Ice You just have to read thus...it is so well written...you won't want to put it down. JustJNL This was such a wonderful book. I loved it from beginning to end. I couldn't put it down. Kim Bonetti I could not put the book down; very riveting with all the twists and turns; made me think about things in real life; can't wait for her next book Gary Burk

Having Faith

“Having Faith” is definitely chick lit, but I am a guy and still liked it. This is not your normal romance, since the main characters, Jake and Cass, are already married. Their love is strained by two miscarriages, as they try to raise a family. The other two main characters are guardian angels. Jake’s deceased father and Cass’s deceased best friend, (and also Jake’s previous wife) try to guide Jake and Cass’s actions, but free-will limits their influence. This novel is well written and the numerous plot twists will leave the reader with a severe case of vertigo. “Having Faith” can be read as a stand-alone novel, but I would strongly recommend reading the “Last Photograph” first. Both of Anne Miller's novels are well- worth all five stars. Larry S. Buege What would you do if your husband and best friend wanted to get married? That question might seem absurd, but it isn’t for Adrian Riley. You see, Adrian died in a car accident, and now her spirit is watching over her husband Jake and her best friend Cassie, who have come together, largely out of their love for her, and become a couple themselves. That’s the situation that begins Anne Miller’s new novel Having Faith, which is the sequel to her previous book The Last Photograph. … Having Faith is a beautiful, heartwarming story for anyone who wants a fun, romantic read with realistic characters and situations, plus a touch of the paranormal. Think of it as George Burns’ Oh, God! movies meets The Ghost Whisperer meets the Hallmark Channel. Yes, there’s a happy ending, but getting there for the characters will require “having faith,” as Adrian says. I highly recommend both Having Faith and Miller’s first book, The Last Photograph. I hope Miller will turn it into a series, or at least write many more books. Tyler R. Tichelaar