So speaks the heart, through the words of Kelly Elliott. Steed and Paxton proved it's never too late for a second chance. This time around, Steed's sister, Amelia finds her soul mate. Amelia is no wilting flower. She speaks her mind, knows her heart and yearns for something more. A love like her brother has, is always on her mind. Will her fantasy ever become reality? Enter Wade Adams. The one man who could own her heart, but is too afraid to try. Love Profound leaves it's mark on your soul. I was blown away. ( )

I will be 100% honest, I picked up this book because of the Author, but I loved it because of the story!
To start with, I recommend that you read Lost Love, which is book 1 of the Cowboys and Angels series, and even though you could just start with Love Profound, but being a series book, you will not know who all the character's are, or situations they are referring to.
But anyway, on with the story! This is Amelia Parker's story, she is the youngest, and the one who thinks she will never find love, especially after catching her fiancé in bed with someone else when she was in college; Amelia wrote about love, but didn't think it was for her.
But then that all changes after visiting her sister Waylynn, and then bringing her home, she meets Wade!

Wade Adams came Texas to work at the Parker's Ranch with his college buddy Trevor, after losing his parents and sisters in a car accident, but he didn't expect to meet Amelia, or fall in love.

Love Profound is an amazing book, that I absolutely loved! The writing is fantastic and the character's are swoon worthy. From the beginning of the book you get sucked into the Parker family, and they feel like your own. Wade character definitely fits in with the Parker hunks, but you can't help feel broken-hearted for him. Amelia is a spitfire, that is honest about her needs.

Love Profound is a truly AWESOME book! Which is why I give it 5 stars! ( )

Loved this book! I do love me Kelly Elliott, and this book was no exception. Amelia and Wade are so sweet together, you want what they have. The writing is crisp, and on point. There is humor, a little bit of tears and whole lot of oh heck yes. This is the second in a series, and the author says you should read the first one first, but in my opinion you don't have too. This book is told in mostly dual pov, but first part of the book is multiple pov.

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