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Homespun Bride (2008)

by Jillian Hart(Favorite Author)

3.43 of 5 Votes: 4

ISBN

0373827822 (ISBN13: 9780373827824)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Harlequin Books

series

The McKaslin Clan Historical

review 1: This is a rather short and sweet book about second chance love, especially after a devastating injury. It seemed to be rather true to the time period, but also didn't beat you about the head with a religion aspect either. I really liked how Noelle tried to thrive despite the fact that she was blind. Thad's protectiveness of her in the face of what her father did and his tragedy was also a interesting and pleasant part of the novel. I would have liked to see more of the McKaslin brothers, but knowing that they might be the heroes of other novels makes this an understandable omission. While this is part of a series, it can be read as a stand-alone novel.
review 2: Homespun Bride was a short and sweet story, and I was lucky that it came free on Kindle. Its ab... moreout two people that once loved each other very much, but Noelle's father practically drove Thad away, now five years later, Noelle has lost her parents in a accident and in that same accident she lost her eyesight, and the man she was supposed to marry abandoned her because she couldn't see. Then when she and her aunt end up in a bit of trouble, Thad comes in like a conquering hero to save the day, and when she realizes who saves them, she is shocked to the core, and hurt at the same time, since she loved him more than anyone else, and he abandoned her without a word. However there is a love that is rekindled even brighter than before. I just loved the whole story, the characters were both so likeable and endearing, and it was such a fun short romance that ended up being a enjoyable read you can relax with. less

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