
I
am not Catholic so this novella interested me. How was Foster going
to solve this immense obstacle to romance? I think she did a fine
job.
I
liked that she included some interesting issues in the plot. One was
expectations from parents. Matt was a priest mostly because it was
expected of him by his devout father. Another issue was the
presentation of the gospel. Matt had experienced saving grace and
freely helped others experience it too. One more issue was Matt
hearing from God and doing what he really felt God was calling him to
do, even if it meant forsaking previous commitments.
This
is a good novella with engaging characters and an unusual plot for
romance. Foster's writing style is a pleasure to read. That this
novella was based on the true experience of Foster's great
grandparents is a plus.
My
rating: 4/5 stars.

Forget
Me Not Romances, 137 pages.
I
received a complimentary digital copy of this novella from the
author. My comments are an independent and honest review.
1 comment:
Joan, thank you so much for taking the time to read Dreams Deferred. Since I didn't have a lot of the real life facts about Matt and Mary Louise's romance, it was fun imagining how they might've fallen in love. The Lord's blessings.
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