Books by Anita Stansfield
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review 1: This is the 2nd book in the Dickensville series. I have been keeping away from Anita Stansfield books because I got tired of something terrible happening, usually in the first chapter! Of course that's what happened here with Jackson's mother passing away unexpectedly in the fi...
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review 1: I really liked the historical aspect of this book...The Titanic is something that I find fascinating and love reading about it. I also really like the way she ended this book. However, I think that if you have read one Anita Stansfield book, you have read them all. They are al...
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review 1: This is the fifth and last book in the Jason Wolfe series. Sally and I listened to each of the five books on CD's. It was definitely a labor of love, but we really enjoyed the saga of Jason and his family. There are som wonderful situations and testimony building experiences i...
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review 1: I really ended up pretty sick of Jackson and his whining throughout this book. "I'm not good enough for you..." yadda, yadda, yadda. I was frustrated with him about halfway through the book. (actually a lot sooner than that). Dude! You had a past, before you found the gospel....
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review 1: Not as good as the first book. It was way too slow most of the time giving way to much detail to long boring conversations and then other times in the book large amounts of time passed really quickly with the bare minimum of details. Jayson also becomes so not himself in this boo...
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review 1: Anita Stansfield can write. Some of her books have been well-crafted. But her real talent lies in being a storyteller. She can create some compelling stories--and this is why I always come back to her for a fun story. In recent years though, her writing has become more shallow an...
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review 1: In this book of the series, Ian is called to leave his family to serve a mission to his homeland. It made me appreciate again the sacrifices made by the early members of the Church and how difficult this was for both the husband and the wife--not to mention the children. **SPOI...
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review 1: This book had a whole lot of action, that wrapped up fairly quickly and then a lot more personal, but less dramatic plot points.I liked the lives of jackson and Chas coming together more and the learning to listen to promptings and follow them without question was also addressed....
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review 1: This book wasn't my favorite book of the Dickens Inn series. Some of the story was repeated over and over throughout the book and it was kind of slow for me. It was still a good book, but the way Jackson would never talk to Chas about anything was kind of annoying. Just talk a...
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review 1: “The Sound of Rain” Anita Stansfield "SPOILER ALERT"Jayson and Drew Wolfe, two brothers raised in Montana by their loving mother, Leslie Wolfe, and their alcoholic father, Jay Wolfe. Jayson and Drew don’t have a good relationship with their father, who is a mormon and abusive hus...
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review 1: I first read this book a couple of years ago. After reading it I didn't think that I was too impressed but lately I had been thinking about the story lines and how much I really did enjoy the book. I bought the book on my iPad and read it fairly quickly. Although the romance is s...
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review 1: Conclusion to the series. This book tells us about Gillian, the oldest daughter of Wren and Ian Brierley. The family is settled in SLC and Gillian helps around the house, helping to take care of the 7 other children that are at home. Gillian has to choose between two men, Hugh ...