Review: A Beautiful Love Story
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 1, 2013
The American west setting isn't normally among the books I read, but I'm so glad I read this one. Saving Grace by Sandy James has it all, a H/e I immediately loved and could relate to, a nasty villain, and then there's the secondary love story.Adam Morgan opens his door one day to find a half-starved, sick woman, and he takes her in and nurses her back to health. Of course, he falls in love with her, but Grace has secrets that she fears would turn Adam against her should he ever learn them. I loved Adam. He's just the kind of man I'd want to rescue me if I ever found myself in Grace's circumstances. Their love story kept me turning the pages of Saving Grace. Would Grace tell her her secrets? Would Adam understand?Then, there's Matthew and Victoria. Grace's brother Matthew shows up and although drawn to Adam's daughter, Victoria, he's not quite sure what to do with her or about her. These two stumble their way along as they try to figure each other out, try to resist their attraction and sometimes manage it and sometimes fail. They were highly amusing.Saving Grace is the perfect book to curl up with if you like your heroes to use the sense God gave them, to be sexy in a low key cowboy kind of way, and who stand by their woman no matter what.