title: Unlocking Worlds: A Reading Companion for Book Lovers
author:  Sally Allen 
description: <div><span>"There are many books available that exist to give impressions of other books [...]. The question with such books is, do they validate the time spent reading them, or would one be better served to simply read one of the other books on his or her to-read list? As a distillation of many years of reading,</span><span><i>Unlocking Worlds</i></span><span>provides valuable knowledge to anyone looking beyond the next Amazon recommendation for ideas. More importantly, even if one never follows up with any of Allen's recommendations, reading</span><span><i>Unlocking Worlds</i></span><span>is an enjoyable experience all by itself." - Foreword Clarion Reviews</span><span></span></div><br /><br /><span>&quot;This lovely little book is inspiring me to reclaim the obsessive, escapist, reading/dreaming part of my personality.&quot; - Johnna Kaplan, The Size of Connecticut</span><span></span>
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  ALONG CAME YOU
  
  Olivia Miles
  
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  **~Rosewood Press~**
  
    
  
  **_Table of Contents_**
  
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  **_Chapter 1_**
  
  **_Chapter 2_**
  
  **_Chapter 3_**
  
  **_Chapter 4_**
  
  **_Chapter 5_**
  
  **_Chapter 6_**
  
  **_Chapter 7_**
  
  **_Chapter 8_**
  
  **_Chapter 9_**
  
  **_Chapter 10_**
  
  **_Chapter 11_**
  
  **_Chapter 12_**
  
  **_Chapter 13_**
  
  **_Chapter 14_**
  
  **_Chapter 15_**
  
  **_Chapter 16_**
  
  [**_Chapter 17_**](XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX)
  
  **_Other Books_**
  
  **_About the Author_**
  
    
  
  **Chapter One**
  
  Bridget Harper couldn’t have asked for a more beautiful day for a wedding. The
  sun was shining, and the sky was a solid baby blue, interrupted only by a few
  big, fluffy clouds that rose high over the Atlantic, where the waves lapped at
  the shore. It was unseasonably warm for late April in Maine, and the flowers
  had sprung early this year. Tonight, at the reception, it would cool down, but
  luckily Bridget had the foresight to order heat lamps f