#leah hart

[awaen0f]

Help I just noticed they're so similar-

[katebeckets]

Hart of Dixie Rewatch ⤷ 1x17 “Heart to Hart”

It's better this way, you know? I'd rather be honest than angry.

[mekaremadness]

this was better for me than any superhero team getting together ever, even those that i love, this is the jewel of my heart, this would've made me cry, but i was already crying hard so i just continued. Thank you The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart.

[that-girl-glader]

IF I HAD A NICKEL-

[coffeebreath23]

Why episode 4 have to break my heart like that? I’m already in love with June and Twig 😭😭😭😭😭

[buffyfan145]

Just got done watching ep 1.6 of "The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart" and wow that episode was so good and also scary!!! They've done such a great job with this and all the actors are giving great performances. We got more of the secrets revealed and a huge cliffhanger for the final episode next week. Posting the rest behind a cut for major book and show spoilers.

Everything with Alice realizing how Dylan really is was so hard to watch and I knew it was coming from the book. That was so scary and much more of it was shown than the scenes when she was young with Clem. Shows how sadly abuse survivors can still end up in relationships similar to what they experienced as a child or what their parents did. Then her still hiding from Twig when she showed up to find her and refusing to see her or go back, even though she should. Also great use of having Alice see Agnes during the ending of this episode and trying to figure out what to do.

Very happy we're getting more scenes of Twig too and her story as the book only lightly touched on it. It's been more fleshed out for the show and I teared up a few times hearing her talk about her missing kids that are adults out there somewhere. Then also how she ended up loving both Clem and Candy as her own children, and Alice as her granddaughter.

Then we got the big reveal about June's past and how much she went through. I can't imagine being forced to keep a pregnancy and raise that child after what happened and not even knowing who the baby's father was. Sadly it's starting to happen again here in the US since Roe v Wade got overturned. And then losing her first love Roberta because of it. It also shows why she treated her son the way she did and why she was afraid to keep Charlie as she was scared it was something inherited that turned Clem that way and Charlie might be too. Glad she has Candy and had Twig and explains so much of why she is the way she is.

Then this also shows why a lot of reviews of the book, including my own, say this does have you sympathize with Clem. It does not excuse what he did as a teenager and adult, but it shows the psychology of what a child that is a product of r*pe and then feels neglected by their mother can do. I don't blame June though and Twig was there to help, but really she should've gave Clem up for adoption. But at the same time a child being neglected like that does change their psychology and can be more influential to making them violent even without a possible inherited mental illness so you don't really know how he would've turned out if things were different.

It's just so tragic for everyone in this show but at the same time I know how the books ends and it's a story of overcoming and changing things. I won't spoil anymore but next week should be a great finale.

[tv-and-movie-quotes]

The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart (2023)

[tarraxahum]

Happy Pride Month from the Hyenas! :3

[thefandomeffect-noah]

WHAT IS GOING ON?????????

[geekcavepodcast]

The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart Teaser Trailer

"When Alice, aged 9, tragically loses her parents in a mysterious fire, she is taken to live with her grandmother June at Thornfield flower farm, where she learns that there are secrets within secrets about her and her family’s past. ... Alice's journey as she grows from her complicated past builds to an emotional climax when she finds herself fighting for her life against a man she loves."

Based on the novel by Holly Ringland, The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart stars Sigourney Weaver, Asher Keddie, Leah Purcell, Alycia Debnam-Carey, Frankie Adams, Charlie Vickers, Tilda Cobham-Hervey, Alexander England, Sebastián Zurita, Alyla Browne, and Xavier Samuel. Glendyn Ivin serves as series director and Sarah Lambert serves as showrunner.

The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart premieres on Prime Video on August 4, 2023.

[justbeinggayandstuff]

For the love of all things, please watch this show

Show - the lost flowers of alice hart

[zonetrente-trois]

THE LOST FLOWERS OF ALICE HART – Episodes 4 & 5 – SPOILERS - Fleeing the madness at Thornfield, Alice looks for a new home.

[jolenes-book-journey]

For the Love of Winter Volume Two - FCRW Romance Anthology

For the Love of Winter Volume Two - FCRW Romance Anthology

Warm your heart with nine enchanting tales of love. Title: For the Love of Winter – Volume Two Authors: Leah Miles, Vickey Wollan, C.L. Hart, Sara J. Walker, Erika Kilmer Freidly, Marie Morton, Sally Ann Murphy, Elizabeth Edgar, Vanessa Victoria Kilmer Genre: A Collection of Holiday Romances From historical winter celebrations to modern sizzling New Year’s Eve encounters, this anthology spans…

[coffeebreath23]

Angry Twig swinging axe is so so hot 🔥🔥🔥

[buffyfan145]

Finished "The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart" and so happy with how this adaption came out!!! :D The cast were all amazing and the ending was so good too. I did miss one thing about it knowing how the book ended, but everything else was there and I actually cried during a few scenes. More spoilers will be behind a cut but also I loved that scene of the book June made and gave to Alice and it had baby/childhood pictures and everyone's story, including an actual baby photo of Charlie Vickers!!! :D Was surprised to see that and I shouldn't be surprised he was an adorable baby, so that was nice to see him and the cast actually use their own photos for that scene with the book. Also including a paragraph about how this miniseries again is a great preview of how Charlie will be as Sauron in season 2 and beyond of "Rings of Power". But again so happy with this and the did so well with it.

I cried multiple times first when Alice finally got away from Dylan and reunited with June and Twig. Then again when she finally met her little brother Charlie!!! It hit close to home for me as my little brother is one of my best friends and I can't imagine my life without him in it. So happy the siblings got that and Alice finally knows the truth about everything including her sister Gemma, and having Sally and John as well as Candy and Twig in her life now (and she kept the dog, but if I'm remembering right I think John died in the book so I'm glad they changed that). Then I cried again after June died and that letter she left her making amends and how much she did love her. I lost one of my grandmothers earlier this year so it brought that back for me too, and my other one is sickly with dementia too, so it was emotional.

That brings me to the part the show didn't have at the end and how it took another time jump revealing that Alice became an author and one of her books was about her past and to help other survivors of domestic violence. The show's ending alluded to it and that she was going to do it but the book actually revealed it and that she stayed close with her brother and the Morgans too.

Then for us Charlie Vickers fans the LOTR show "The Rings of Power" picked the perfect actor to play Sauron as we got another flashback here too and how could easily switch from normal to violent like that, and almost having two personalities. Also getting the reveal that Agnes was the one who killed Clem not Alice. Then Alice revealed to her brother Charlie that their dad wasn't always bad and had good in him, especially with his artist abilities. It seemed so similar to something Galadriel's daughter Celebrian would say in one of our fics where Sauron/Halbrand is her biological father. I'm really looking forward to seeing Charlie fully as Sauron now and this felt like a great preview for it.

Really hope they submit this show for some awards. It being from Australia it'll mostly be there but could get some Emmy noms, especially for their international Emmy Awards which is separate from the main US one.

[jeevesreads]

15 Strangers to Instant Enemies to Lovers Romance Books

I love this trope, personally! It’s sort of like a light enemies to lovers scenario without the messy histories and emotional baggage. These couples haven’t been hating each other for years, but their relationships all have a rocky start in one way or another. A date gone wrong, a new coworker or boss who stirs up trouble, a misunderstanding from the get-go. There are so many different scenarios…