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Altared Plans (2000)

by Rebecca Talley(Favorite Author)

3.63 of 5 Votes: 2

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review 1: Can I start off by saying I really enjoyed reading this book. I am torn between a 3 and a four star. I loved that the main character lived in the same apartment and ward area that I lived in while I attended BYU. I could relate to her characters. The pacing was fine. I read the book in a little more than a day. My problem with the book was I felt somewhat unsatisfied by the conclusion. I liked the choice of part that Caitlyn makes( as in which guy she chose)... but I felt like the author pointed out all the differences that would be against the pair (Caitlyn and Travis) and never resolved the issues..A city girl falling in love with a country boy, but she doesn't understand or really seem to like the ways of country living. Their life styles are completely out of e... moreach others range but they have undeniable chemistry as soon as they meet. I wish that Caitlyn had not only fallen in love with Travis but with his lifestyle as well. It bothered me that the story never had anything about how Caitlyn was looking forward to the adventures they would share. Especially when she had a guy who on paper was a perfect match for her. I just hoped for a little more depth, rather than just the butterflies and spark. However, I have to say again. I did enjoy this book a lot and I would read more by this author.
review 2: It is a light airy read. If you like LDS romance I believe you'll enjoy this book because the story line is fun. The characters are sweet. The title is cute, the cover adorable. If you want a fun quick read this will work great!It was a cute idea but I thought it was super choppy. The scenes were so short and to me felt too sudden. Sure the story moved along quickly but I felt like it was too quick. I would have enjoyed a conversation lasting longer than 1 minute. When the characters got together one thing happened and the scene ended. It was just too abrupt. I think I could have felt more invested in the characters if I knew more about them or what they were going through instead of she's at home, he comes over, they go out. They eat toast, she turns on the tv, she goes to bed. less

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