Review: Loved the Down-home Country Story
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 21, 2013
As a reader, I liked Blamed it on Texas.  The author did a good job with character development and conveying the story.  I also really enjoyed the heroine, Megan, and her qualities.  She was a true heroine and well-developed. I liked the down-home small country town feeling and how everyone rallied to help one another.  The author did an excellent job of fleshing out her characters.As an author, there were a few points I had difficulty with throughout the story:I felt there were way too many short scenes and the author still had some head-hopping going on in those short scenes.I didn't like Logan, the hero, at first because of his attitude about the dog and the pond.  I thought maybe the author would come back to this issue and use it later in the book, but she didn't.Also, this could have been a wonderful sweet romance, but the author chose to include pre-marital sex and some language.  Other parts were totally written as if a sweet read and it felt like the author wasn't sure of her writing style.  For me, the sex scenes didn't fit Megan's character and didn't prove she loved Logan any greater.None of these things stopped me from reading this book, and I did enjoy reading Blame It On Texas. I especially enjoyed the character development and the way the author ended the book.