Review: Questioned how anyone could marry her
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 01 1, 2014
The premise is not new, marriage of convenience...but this time it's not for a ranch, inheritance or a orphaned baby...it's two friends deciding to not be alone. The problem is the female character is socially stunted, self absorbed, and not open to assistance. The author calls it independence, it comes off as stubborn pride...she's the wife of the new pastor, and the women of the church prepare meals for the first week, as a welcome and she resented it. Mind you she can't cook but she has to be better than he first wife, but she won't ask or accept help. Can you tell she annoyed me ?Now Daniel is sexy pastor with washboard abs and rumpled appearance and he's also a widower. He's feeling guilty for his moving on sexually and emotionally and his new wife of convenience doesn't think he's having trouble adjusting...instead he's avoiding her because of her and no other possible reason.I purchased this book on the strength of another marriage of convenience book by Noelle Adams - A Negogiated Marriage, this book is not nearly as good and the female character drastically less likable.