Books by Deeanne Gist
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review 1: I'm glad I didn't read the reviews on this book before I bought it. Some of the reviews here are a bit too harsh. I'm a Christian and I can tell you that, as a Christian, I did not find this book obscene or dirty in any way. This is a good clean romance. I love the fact the Deean...
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review 1: Maid to Match – Deeanne GistAfter reading The Measure of a Lady, I was going to put down the Deeanne Gist books (I didn't care much for that one). But then I changed my mind and started another. So glad I did!This book was so totally adorable and sweet!The characters were wonderf...
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review 1: This book was a very easy, smooth read. Read it in one evening. Story line was easy to follow.Some real history is included. This book is different from most western romances because the setting is Seattle in the late 1800's. Men are without wives. Asa Mercer comes up with the id...
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review 1: The thing that rubbed me the wrong way with this book was Lucious saying over and over how tiny and cute and baby like Georgie was. There was something about the way this was brought up so frequently it was as though the most important thing in this book was to tell the reader th...
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review 1: I am not normally attracted to reading romances books. But I love historical fiction and this did not disappoint. Even the romantic storyline became appealing as the characters were sensitive, warm and just plain easy to love. I would say this book was a great read for someo...
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review 1: Loved this book! Not only was the setting great (The Biltmore House and nearby Asheville, NC in the late 19th century), this was well-written and had a great ending. Tillie is a maid at the estate, and is working toward becoming Mrs. Vanderbilt's Lady's Maid. But, good-looking an...
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review 1: Okay, to be fair, calling it "Christian fiction" might be a bit of a stretch, but if the term were simply synonymous with "romance with your clothes on", then it would be apt. Apart from a few bible verses and references to church attendance, there wasn't anything specifically r...
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review 1: When Texas Ranger Hunter Scott was assigned to work the Chicago World's Fair, he anticipated working an exhibit that was suited to his rough-and-tumble tastes. Instead he's assigned to the Women's Building, where every corner was created, designed, filled, and run by women. When ...