By:
Margaret Brownley, Debra Clopton, Mary Connealy & Robin Lee Hatcher
I
normally do not read western stories but thought I would venture out and give
this one a try. I am so glad I did as I
loved this book! The story begins in Fort
Worth, Texas during a weeklong revival meeting.
Reverend Gregory Miller is struggling because he broke up with a woman
he loved, Elizabeth Princeton. He
describes her as “reckless” and for this reason he believes he cannot be with
her. Reverend Miller is sitting around a
campfire with four other preachers. His
private conversation with God becomes known to the other preachers when
Reverend Miller unknowingly speaks some of his thoughts out loud. As Reverend Miller explains to the other
preachers why he cannot be with Elizabeth they each decide to share a story of
unlikely couples.
The
book is comprised of four novellas telling the stories of Rylan and Maizy, Jack
and Molly, Treb and Katie, and Brock and Grace.
Each couple has their own unique set of circumstances that bring them
together. Rylan and Maizy are brought
together because of her reckless ways. Jack
and Molly are brought together by him being hired for a job that she thought
should have been given to her. Treb and
Katie are brought together by tragic circumstances which lead to a road of
healing. Brock and Grace are brought
together by a request from a young boy who happens to be Grace’s son. In case you are wondering, there is an
epilogue which tells what happens with Reverend Miller and Elizabeth.
I
really enjoyed this book and look forward to reading more western romances!
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