A tear-jerker from beginning to end. Can’t wait to read the next book in the series.

The story of Nate and Jewel has so much sadness, fear, and loss as well as lots of guilt. All these combine to drive these two loves apart. But this beautiful love story has a HEA after all!

Absolutely love it

Jewel got on my nerves, she was like an immature child, most of the time she made me want to stop reading.

The story is good, however, there were some parts that seemed to drag. Overall, a three star.

This story is a one two punch. Nate is the best friend of a big brother .....but he is also the one who had to make tough choices. The narrator makes this story very peaceful even when it is breaking your heart a bit.

Healed By Love is a friends to lovers, sort of second chance story. It combines sweet small town romance and sexy heat with lots of chemistry between the main characters. Nate Braden has always loved Jewel, his best friend Rick’s kid sister. Nate returns from his tour overseas as a hero, but Rick didn’t make it home and Nate harbors so much guilt. He tries to keep his distance while still watching out for Jewel as a promise to Rick. Jewel has been on her own and doesn’t know if she wants the complications that Nate represents especially when she is so confused by Nate’s running hot and cold. I listened to this story on audiobook and loved the narration. B.J. Harrison really helped bring the book to life! -4.5 Stars!-

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This is a wonderful book, but I cried bucketfuls. I think I did some healing right along with Nate and Jewel though. It is a very emotional book, but Melissa Foster did a great job with a very difficult topic. It is also a great title for this book. To me, it says it all. Nate and Jewel are both healed by their love. Then, there is B.J. Harrison, who narrated this book. He, as always, did an outstanding job. The Melissa Foster/ B.J. Harrison combination is the best!

Two people think they can carry the weight of world on their shoulders. Jewel struggles to do and be everything for her family, even though her mother's gotten the hang of things since the deaths of Jewel's father and eldest brother. And poor Nate, who's been in love with Jewel since the two were children, assumes guilt for her brother's death during Military combat. It takes these beautiful, strong-willed lovers some time to realize that strength doesn't equal complete independence, but once they let love in, the path to healing is illuminated for each of them respectively. Loved it more in Audio and am loving the narrator more and more