Recently I received a copy of the following book in exchange
for my honest review. This post will have book purchase advertisement. The FTC
requires you to be given a fair warning! Now relax and enjoy the review.
My Thoughts:
Ms. Kate Dawson, a teacher in Missouri ,
is very close to her student, Anthony and his mother Lucinda. Lucinda becomes
very sick and passes away leaving Kate to take care of nine year old Anthony.
Until one day two men show up to take Anthony home, but he would rather stay
with Kate. Kate isn't very fond of men, all the men in her life have been
abusive to her, can she over come that pain and learn to trust a man again?
It took me a few chapters to get into this book but it has been a very good book. I love romance books and this is not any different, it has a good amount of romance but not too much to make it unreal. This is the first book I have read by Melissa and didn't realize it was the third in the series until after I got it, even though it's the third in the series it can still stand alone and I have understood it just fine.
About Melissa:
I am a stay at home mother on a tiny little farm with a
fixer-upper house. As much as I love writing and reading about homesteaders, I
am so glad I’m a homesteader during an era with modern grocery stores to take
up for my slack. I am an ESL (English as a Second Language) teacher by trade,
and I still work occasionally in that field along with being my church’s
financial secretary and writing novels.
My husband and I have been married since 2001 and have a
daughter and two little boys. My husband shares my fascination with traditional
living except for being more hands on. He loves blacksmithing, knife smithing,
traditional archery, hunting, etc. Generally whatever a mountain man does, he
does it or has or wants to attempt it. He comes in handy for research! And of
course, the rest of the family gets involved. I have my own black powder rifle,
named Calvin, that my husband made for me. And I’m pretty sure my daughter is
probably one of very few her age who can instruct adults how to shoot a longbow
properly. The boy digs random holes in my yard to make “cement” with dirt and
water making our yard a tripping hazard. The baby does what babies do.
To learn more about Melissa visit her website by clicking here
If you are interested in this book you can buy it at Amazon
You can also read a few chapters on Melissa's website here.
Thank you Bethany House for allowing me to read and review another free book.
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