Carol Grace (1)

First off I love a good romance and I love Amazon Freebies. (I am trying to clear my Kindle of them now because I have way too many) Some I begin and close just moments after reading the page but, most like this one I find myself captivated and wanting to be in the story. Miranda was a scared tired farmer who worked for a mail order company and meets a disgruntled customer Max when he doesn't receive his boots. (I love where they really are total LOL moment of the whole entire book) I also love Ariel and can see the love and bond between the two sisters. I like this quirky read it was quick and fun!
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Sabrina White leaves her wedding after waiting for a long time for the groom to show up. It seems Adam, her fiancé and groom-to-be, is more concerned about his job than her and she realizes she can't go through with this wedding. So she tells her best friend Meg she's leaving and goes out a back door, still in her wedding gown. Sabrina decides to drive to the Sierra Mountains. She remembers having good times there and she needs a few days to herself to think things through.

Along the way it snows and her car gets stuck in a ditch. She is freezing and she still has her wedding gown on. She walks towards a house and knocks on the door. The door opens and she sees seven children and a very handsome man before she collapses and faints from the cold. The children mistake her for Snow White (their favorite story). When she comes to, she meets Zach Prescott. He is looking after his sister's seven foster children while she is away on a mini-vacation and he invites Sabrina to stay until her car is repaired. She has fun with the children playing in the snow and finds herself attracted to Zach. But when she leaves little does she know she will be seeing Zach again, so soon.

This was an enjoyable and cute story. The characters were very likable. I really liked the San Francisco setting towards the end of the book. A quick and pleasant read.… (meer)

The story was good but needed to be further fleshed out. Since the length was generous for this type already, maybe shortening the build up before they got to the house. Both characters are likeable, although I don't understand why they have such a great connection with such little interaction, but that happens a lot with books such as these. The hero was a bit lackluster to me but the heroine works well enough. No humor and no steam but Gregor is talented with writing technique. Overall, the story was a good one, the writing worked, the characters are fine, but it still falls a little flat and needs some kind of spark lit under it.… (meer)