Four stories of women throughout the years past, who fell in love with a man of the cloth.
The Mountie's Rival by Angela K. Couch
Jonathan is excited to be starting a new life apart from the shadow of his twin brother, but things don't exactly go to plan.
He finds a friend in an unexpected source in the daughter of the town drunk. April is a strong Christian, used to being looked down on because of her family, she does her best help the people of the town without them knowing.
This was a charming romance, with captivating main characters and strong faith. I liked how Jonathan and April found each other, and found someone who saw their true selves.
Convincing the Circuit Preacher by Carolyn Miller
It's love at first sight for Dorothea Maclean when she sets eyes on the local circuit preacher. She just has convince him--and her family.
A sweet romance, set in Australia with a class difference relationship. I liked how supportive her sister was of her and Mr. Hammill. And I liked how she matures and grows into the role of a supportive spouse of a man of the cloth.
The Angel and the Sky Pilot by Naomi Musch
Everett is determined to make the most of his second chance, serving as a clergy man to the rough and tumble men of the logging camp. He catches the eyes of the trader's daughter, but finds that he has some competition as women are few and far between in this male dominated territory.
A well written read with good relationship building and themes of faith, I liked how Angeline and her father also grow closer too. I liked the setting of the logging camp, and how Angel and Sky Pilot bond through questions about faith. Great interaction, highly enjoyable.
Mail Order Minister by Kari Trumbo
A small town church is looking for a new pastor, but so is the other church in town. Olive's parents have matchmaking on their mind, but she isn't so sure.
A cute small town, prairie romance with strong faith. I like dhow Olive and Finch become friends, and how they get to know each other throughout the story. A cute rea with, great characters.
I received a complimentary copy of this book. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.
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