Customer Reviews

Promise Me Tomorrow (Rocky Mountain Memories #4)

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I've read several of Wick's novels, and although I enjoyed the subplot of Rusty's growing relationship with Quintin, I thought the romance storyline was flat and unemotional. Chase was too stiff and aloof, and it was unbelievable that a woman with Rusty's personality would fall in love with him. I truly enjoy reading Wick's books; so far I think Sean Donovan is the best. I'm working on reading all of her novels.

Once again Lori Wick has written an incredible historical! I love the compassion of Katherine and the special love she has for all children. I enjoyed watching Chase grow and learn how God wanted him to care for his son. Great book!

From a younger readers point of view I adored the book. Rusty had an award winning personality and Lori played her out wonderfully. I have heard many a good word about this book from my family and friends and here I am to pass it on. Another of Lori Wick's finest.

This book I believed to be wonderful. The love between Rusty and Chase could have been more indepth, yet for those young romantics, I find this is the perfect book. It has a pretty good ending, being the last in a series. The negative I have to
say about this book would be it is not romantic enough for me. The positive is... inumerable.

I had been waiting for this book to come out for quite some time, and when it finally came out, I read it in almost one sitting. I really enjoyed the generation aspect of the book. I always want to know what happends to the characters in the future, so this is a great way to see what is happening to all the charaters of the last three books, nineteen years later. I like Lori Wick's style of writing and always look forward to the next book that comes out

As a teenager, clean romances are hard to come by. Thank youLori Wick for providing a way for me to enjoy romances!!! This book isa must read by anyone! Just make sure you have time to sit down and read it, because you won't want to stop once you have gotten started!

Again Lori Wick has written a compelling and wonderful novel full of deep, meaningful relationships. What a treat to read. This whole sereies is engaging; and one of Lori Wick's greatest traits is the way she develops the characters novel to novel. I reccommend reading this series in order (This is number 4 in the Rocky Mountain Series.)

Promise Me Tomorrow was the only book i read out of the Rocky Mountain Series. This book for me took a while to read, because of all the foreshadowing that was difficult to notice without reading it thoroughly. I enjoyed the emotional dynamo that revolved around Quintin, but i thought that the relationship between Rusty and Chase was sort of dry...it had enough potential, but Lori Wick decided not to take advantage of the love aspect. The majority of the novel was very interesting, but the most dissapointing part of it was the ending and the epiglogue. It just didn't have as much depth as was possible, and the fact that a hyperactive young woman like Rusty and a serious man like Chase would have 8 children was a little bit too far-fetched. Overall, however, this was an intimate and worthwhile read for the intermediate reader.

This was part of a series and I was missing this book, was very happy to get this copy. The it was in very good condition and I had it in less then a week.

This book was SOOOOOO good I could hardly put it down! By the end of the first chapter, I was completely hooked and enjoyed very much reading about Chase and Kathleen.

Many years have passed. The children born from the previous romances are now growing up and the oldest are at marrying age. Clayton and Jackie had four children and all. Their oldest, Kathleen (Rusty) was the focus of this book. She had a keen way with children and the energy of a three year old. No wonder Chase fell in love with her!

Rebekah's twins (from the second book) are also all grown up. They also have two sisters (I believe). And of course the brood born at the end of the third book are quickly becoming young adults...

By the epilogue of this last book, we find the year to be somewhere areound 1912 (when the sinking of the titanic happened). Janette uniquely wrote this book! I loved, loved, loved it!

Rusty was just what Quinten needed. I loved Rusty's descrption of Quintin as a toy soldier. I also loved it when she finally told the Master McCandles off...She really managed to lighten Chase up and get him standing a little shorter!

And they all lived happily ever after!!!