Review: Enjoying Ruth Ann Nordin's style & the more innocent time period
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 9, 2012
I've read between 15 and 20 of Ruth Ann Nordin's books now, because this one was so enjoyable...I started with "A Bride for Tom" and really enjoyed the romance and simpleness of this time period.  It's a sweet read.  Ruth Ann does an amazing job with making the characters and settings so real, you feel like you've stepped right into the story with the characters.If I recall, this book is PG but the rest of hers are R rated - so for adult women.Some may say it's so simple because you can guess what's going to happen right away.  But watching everything play out is really enjoyable.This appears to be the beginning of a "series" of books set around the Larson family (mostly) - LOVE how they all manage to find TRUE love!  (Since I've read so many, this list is mostly from Ruth Ann's website: [...])Tom Larson's story in this book: A Bride for TomJessica's best friend, Margret's story in: A Husband for MargaretDave Larson's story in: Eye of the BeholderJenny's story in: The Wrong HusbandJoel's story in: Shotgun GroomDave & Mary again in: To Have and To HoldNeil Craftsman's story (you really like him by now): His Redeeming BrideYou meet Eliza in "His Redeeming Bride" - follow her story in: Loving ElizaI just started reading this bookBid for a Bride is the book for after "Loving Eliza" - haven't read this yet, eitherMary & Dave's son Isaac: Isaac's DecisionI haven't read yet as I'm about to read Eliza's story nextIf you love the idea of Time Travel, like I do, you'll enjoy these books which happen to all have similar parts of the same story.  Not sure the best order to read them in...A Chance In Time  & Meant To BeThen you'll see Cole & Penelope again in "Restoring Home" - book 1 of Native American Romance Series.  Loved this one, too.  Looking forward to the next one!!!!I guess I gave you enough.  Bottom line, GOOD BOOKS!!!  Not sure what I'll do when I run out of books of Ruth Ann's to read!