Loves Me, Loves Me Not

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Summary: Second chance at love.
Review: Bonny Fairley had been destroyed when her beloved husband, Timothy, decided his life in Pilchuck wasn't for him and neither was marriage. Bonny hasn't wanted a man since. Worried about their aunt-by-marriage, the Reilly twins take out a personal ad in the local paper. Bonny is not grateful until her ex-husband returns to win Bonny back. To keep her mind off Tim, Bonny decides to contact the men who respond to the ad.

Tim seems to expect Bonny to forgive him instantly for abandoning her and must learn that while he now knows why he did what he did, and learned to move on, Bonny has not done either. Another good tale of life in Pilchuck.

Rating:
Summary: Second chance at love.
Review: Bonny Fairley had been destroyed when her beloved husband, Timothy, decided his life in Pilchuck wasn't for him and neither was marriage. Bonny hasn't wanted a man since. Worried about their aunt-by-marriage, the Reilly twins take out a personal ad in the local paper. Bonny is not grateful until her ex-husband returns to win Bonny back. To keep her mind off Tim, Bonny decides to contact the men who respond to the ad.

Tim seems to expect Bonny to forgive him instantly for abandoning her and must learn that while he now knows why he did what he did, and learned to move on, Bonny has not done either. Another good tale of life in Pilchuck.

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Summary: A good book to cuddle up with!
Review: If you want to cuddle up with a good book, this is a great one! Like Ms. Hicks other books, she writes in a way so you become involved in the characters lives instead of just being a bystander. You sympathize with Bonny's unwillingness to let Timothy back into her life because you can feel the pain she went through. Yet you know Timothy has really changed and deserves a second chance. I am grateful for clean, entertaining books like this one that leave you with a good feeling.

Rating:
Summary: A good book to cuddle up with!
Review: If you want to cuddle up with a good book, this is a great one! Like Ms. Hicks other books, she writes in a way so you become involved in the characters lives instead of just being a bystander. You sympathize with Bonny's unwillingness to let Timothy back into her life because you can feel the pain she went through. Yet you know Timothy has really changed and deserves a second chance. I am grateful for clean, entertaining books like this one that leave you with a good feeling.