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C.L. Hunter started writing poetry as a young girl. Her grandparents owned newspapers in Arkansas: the McCrory Leader and the Augusta Advocate. She’d send her poems to them. In return they’d print them in the weekly newspaper and send the clippings back to her. That started her love for writing.
She attended Arkansas State, studying business, but started a family early having three children. Hunter considers herself a Floridian, having lived in Saint Augustine since the age of seven. She loves the beach and hot, humid weather—the hotter the better. She is an avid gardener, loving every type of flower God created. You’ll find flowers in all her books. She also loves boating and anything that has to do with the water. When she’s not writing, she’s a design consultant for a custom homebuilder in Jacksonville, Florida.
Reviewed by Anna Smith for Readers' Favorite
Your Soul Was Made for Mine by C.L. Hunter is a sizzling romance that combines romance with different elements of fantasy and history to create a well-balanced story. Billionaire Nolan O'Neil is surprised by the tragic death of his friend, attorney Thomas Stone. Nolan makes a deathbed promise to Thomas to look out his wife, Emmalyn. When Nolan and Emmalyn meet in Ireland, their lives careen onto a different path. Suddenly, their lives are changed forever as they start to uncover amazing secrets. Intense dangers appear from Nolan's past. When an angel begins to guide the pair, the story leads to discoveries that neither character could have imagined. All the while, they are hopelessly attracted to one another in a very hot and steamy way that will leave the reader breathless.
Your Soul Was Made for Mine is a steamy romance with very well written characters, especially the main characters, Nolan and Emmalyn. I loved the attraction between the two and thought the heat on the pages was very well done! Hunter did a nice job of creating passion in a story that involved a widow and the husband's best friend. I thought that relationship was explained well. I also enjoyed the rest of the story, so that this wasn't just a flat romance but it had some body and depth. The setting in Ireland was beautifully described and made me want to travel there immediately! I always appreciate a story that is written well enough to transport me to a new place.
