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"Another heartrending tale of love and loss...from a master of moral fiction." Booklist

"A heartfelt love story celebrating the Greatest Generation." -- Kirkus Reviews



The Last Valentine

“Like a return ticket to Bridges of Madison County territory.”
People Magazine

“Get your box of tissues out and rid yourself of all distractions because once you pick up this book, you will not put it down.”  Booklist

“Pratt’s debut novel, like Casablanca, tugs at the heart and brings out the hankies...Sincere and heartfelt, and a natural for television!”
Kirkus Reviews


“It is by far, the most powerful love story I’ve read in years! If you liked
The Notebook, you’d love The Last Valentine!” 
Senior Editor, Doubleday Book Club


"Pratt lets the story do the talking and ends up touching the reader's heart...
If you are a romantic, you will want to read this story...there is a magic to it that will touch you.
Just as The Christmas Box found an audience, this story should do the same."
The Daily Sun (Robins Warner, GA.)


"Heart-wrenching but triumphant, besides the love story its message
is the importance of love, God,  helping others, and the secret of happiness."
The Daily Herald (Provo, UT.)


"When you see the stamp of approval of two big book clubs on the back of a book, you immediately know it indicates a cut above average, but on this occasion it fails to tell the depth of emotions lurking between the pages of this remarkable book.  A clean writing style, reminiscent of Hemingway, compels with a simplicity and brevity that cuts to the heart, laying bare the emotions of such exquisite purity the clear light of radiance blinds.
A New York Times bestseller, the novel with all the endorsement, rave reviews, and validations, needs only your purchase, and reading, to add another fan to the growing list.
Kathee S. Card, Under the Covers--Online Book Reviews



The Lighthouse Keeper

“A tale that goes straight to the heart.”  Booklist

“Pratt...[shows] that the human spirit is like a lighthouse, capable of shining through the most devastating storms.”
Publishers Weekly