Review: Ugh.. so horrid
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 10 5, 2013
First of all this should have been labeled as a Christian romance, but even at that it was not romance at all.  I don't read Christian romance novels, because if they are anything like this one there would be a book burning assembly.  So let's start of that there was NO romance in this book at all.  It was all about worshiping God and being Christian.  If I wanted that in a book I would read the bible and go to church, which I don't do of either on an active basis.This book was depressing and sad.  A young naive girl accepts a offer to be a mail order bride and lies to the man about her age. She is 18 when he wanted someone over 21.  You would have thought she was a mass murder or serial killer by the way he responded to her.  So she lied, but omg... really????  I would love to take this young naive girl and throw her into a real romance novel and let her feel what it is like to be truly love and desired.  I keep thinking about what a sad sheltered life she will have with no adventure, passion, love or romance.  She is now stuck to an overbearing, mean, demanding, man who seems on the edge of abuse if she didn't do exactly what he said.  I would actually have actually have like to see her get a back bone and stand up to him and see how he liked it, but he probably would have lashed her with a rod or cane to teach her a lesson.This author really need to figure out what happiness, love and romance is.  If she leads any kind of a life like this woman does... I am soo sad for her.  I don't know what kind of a world this woman lives in that she thinks any part of this was dreamy or romantic.PLEASE LABEL YOUR CHRISTIAN ROMANCE THAT, IF THAT IS WHAT YOU ARE GOING FOR.