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Life Mate (2000)

by Ruth Ann Nordin(Favorite Author)

3.49 of 5 Votes: 1

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English

genre

Romance

series

Across the Stars

review 1: While this book has an other-worldly beginning, it is very much so a book any married person can relate with.The antagonist of this story is the dreaded mother-in-law...Almost all married couples can relate to that.The "Hero" is super, super sweet. His name is Chris and all he wants is for Caitlyn to be happy. In fact, when he found out that human males sometimes abuse their women he was shocked. And that is when I fell in love with Chris.Caitlyn is also an incredibly lovable character who has had enough of her mothers antics. This is just a feel good, happily ever after, with an interesting spin (I won't ruin that surprise :))I recommend this book to anyone who wants a book that is a feel good book almost the entire way through.
review 2: Aw, what a sweet book... more. I think Caitlyn is amazing. She has a good head on her shoulders. Her understanding of situations without the normal hysterics is refreshing.I found the conflict between mother and daughter similar to what I went through in real life. I had to laugh at a couple of points cause it match my life almost exactly. However, the man I married didn't take any of my mother's antics and quickly knocked her out of the controlling mode. :-)Chris is really sweet and Mark is a good friend. I hope to find that Mark finds his lady love (and will check out the next book to find out).Sandy is a good friend as well and again hope she can find happiness.I think it would be really neat for them to end up on Chris' world; if nothing else, to give the other men hope of a future. I'll wait to see what the author comes up with. less

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