This
is a fun novella and makes a good evening's entertainment. Foster has
a pleasant writing style, well crafted characters, and a good
romantic plot. I like how both of the main characters have issues
with their fathers. Grant thinks his father disapproves of him
wanting to be a small town veterinarian rather than a part of the
family chain of fancy animal spas. Kate is convinced her father
thinks she is a loser because she can't make a profitable run of the
bakery she inherited from her aunt.
And,
of course, Grant and Kate meet over Kate's dog who managed to eat
some nuts she had out for baking. The road to romance is not smooth
as obstacles arise.
There
are several good family issues explored in this novella.
Relationships with parents is a big one. I like how Kate and Grant
are Christians and going to church is a natural weekly event. The
resolution of the issues seemed quick to me but that is often the
case with novellas. All in all, a heartwarming read of an evening.
My
rating: 4/5 stars.
June
Foster is an award winning author and a retired teacher with a BA in
Education and MA in Counseling. She is the mother of two and
grandmother of ten. She began writing Christian romances in 2010 as
she and her husband travel the US in their RV. She enjoys writing
stories about characters who overcome the circumstances in their
lives by the power of God and His Word. You can find out more at
https://junefoster.com/
.
June
Foster, 133 pages.
I
received a complimentary digital copy of this novella from the
author. My comments are an independent and honest review.
1 comment:
Joan, thanks a million for posting the review on my latest release. I so appreciate you. Hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving.
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