Customer Reviews

Blessed Vows (The McKaslin Clan: Series 2, Book 3) (Larger Print Love Inspired #327)

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This author can write better, what did she do write it while she was on the phone, please!!!!! I read two chapters last night and literally threw it away, today I dug it out of the trash and tried again (I confess I skipped a few pages after the first dreadful chapters--a soldier shows up for dinner, a comrade of her brother, he has his dead sisters child with him, she has bunny slippers on or somesuch(I only mention this fact because the author makes such a BIG deal out of it),she chases away a moose with abroom, she feeds them tater tots and voom he decides she is the little gal for him). Since I did skip at least 80 pages in the middle I am willing to recant my review if someone wants to waste good reading time reading this and tell me there is something good about it. GROAN!!

In all the books in this series you feel like your in Montana, in the snow storms, in the action.
I love how Rachel is a really nice person, someone who is genuine. Jake never expected to find
such a woman as Rachel. She's good with kids, knows how to cook, but yet has a spunky personality.
Divine Appointment, their meet was. But Jake is a guy and didn't realize...so...lol, dundundunnnn, then what?
You have to read to find out, what happened next.

I'm at a crossroads with this one. Rachel, which the author used in the previous book, HEAVEN'S TOUCH, was very set on marriage and finding "The One". This book compliments the theory that so many women rush into romance and marriage. Rachel falls head over heels in love with Jake, her brother's best friend. But Jake doesn't believe in true love, which Rachel does not know. Jake recieves Sally, his deceased sister's daughter, who is very clingy to her uncle. On one encounter with Rachel and Sally in Rachel's family diner kitchen where he discovers Rachel would be the perfect companion for Sally. Jake romances her and proposes, which with her hopeless romantic spirit, agrees. But Jake's romancing ways change when they get to their new home and Jake has his stuff in a different room.

Interesting book, no balance. I felt the ending was way too rushed and that problems solved in a few pages are not very strong. I give this book 3 stars.