Thursday, December 26, 2024

4 Star review for Make Love Not War

 Readers' Favorite gave "Make Love Not War" 4 stars.


A historic tale of the Vietnam War, returning home, and starting over. This story follows Christopher Douglas from the war torn jungle to a hometown on the brink of extinction. He heals himself along with the town as everyone works to rebuild.


4 Star Review

Reviewed by:

Chad Richins

Review Rating:

4 Stars


Reviewed by Chad Richins for Readers’ Favorite

Make Love Not War by Lizzy Stevens and Steve Miller 

is a story about love, loss, and the process of rebuilding, 

all set against the backdrop of the Vietnam War. The narrative 

follows Christopher Douglas, a young man who is abruptly

 yanked from his carefree high school days and 

thrown into the harsh realities of combat. The tale starts

with his struggle

 through the emotional and physical challenges of 

war and the pain of loss.

 However, it does not end there. Once he returns home to 

a town facing hard 

times and grapples with an inheritance left behind by his

 late parents, 

Christopher chooses to channel his grief into a newfound 

purpose. Through 

acts of kindness and unwavering determination, he helps

 revitalize his

 community, fostering a spirit of unity among its residents. 

The themes of duty, 

resilience, and the search for hope in tough times create a

 touching story that 

delves into personal growth and the strength of a 

supportive community.

Lizzy Stevens and Steve Miller present a 

heartwarming and hopeful

 narrative of redemption and community rebuilding in 

Make Love Not War. 

Christopher’s journey from a reluctant soldier to a 

compassionate leader is 

truly moving, and his dedication to rebuilding his 

town vividly illustrates the

 significant impact one person can make. 

The supporting characters, 

like Grady and Tina, add warmth and 

camaraderie, enriching the narrative. 

While the pacing of the story flows well, 

there are moments where certain events 

could have benefited from deeper emotional exploration. 

The themes of healing

 and second chances are beautifully woven into the 

fabric of the story, leaving a

 lasting impression. For those who appreciate

 narratives about overcoming 

adversity and creating something meaningful 

from loss, Make Love Not War is

 a great choice. Ultimately, it’s a story 

that uplifts with its celebration of hope and compassion.


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