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A Matter of Trust (The Stevens Brothers, Book 1) (Love Inspired #11)

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While reading this book, up to the half-way mark, I kept thinking the book was definitely getting less of a five because it just seemed slow or something. It wasn't as exciting...BUT the second half was so wonderful! I loved the mystery of the stalker (even though I knew who it was the whole time), and I loved the mystery of the headaches and their outcome...

But what I loved the most about this book is that Rand had reached his decision on his future of love and marriage BEFORE "THE" event occurred. I have a habit of reading ahead to see what will be coming and knew of "THE" event, and I was so afraid he would make his decision on his future AFTER "THE" event, but I was pleased he didn't!!! And his being a knight in shining armor blind - now that was (SIGH) very romantic! He was such a tough guy, blind; and that was special.

I must admit I was shocked when he kissed Elizabeth in the pool that first time. I thought that was a bit tacky, but the second half of the book was SO very, very excellent!!!

Now that Rex has sworn off marriage after seeing that of his brother's, I cannot wait to read the next exciting book in this series!

A Matter of Trust is a great read! I couldn't put it down. I loved how the author, Cheryl Wolverton, mentioned the unconditional love and support that God always has for you. I can't wait to get the rest of her books!

Congratulations to Cheryl Wolverton on her skillful handling of a difficult situation in A MATTER OF TRUST. Dealing with a blind hero could have led to pity on the part of the reader, but the author presented the hero as a macho man, in spite of his disability. There was a careful blend of the inspirational theme and the physical attraction between the hero and the heroine. I found the book entertaining, educational and heartwarming.