Review: Nice Story About Bad Choices...
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 8, 2013
I wasn't certain what to title my review, but the more I thought about it, the more I decided it was about bad choices.  Specifically, it was about Martin's bad choices, which he made in spite of his Christian upbringing.  (BTW, this is a good example of a book NOT being listed under the Christian category, but it has strong Christian themes -- a lot of people write really nasty, whiny reviews about that, lol.)Martin was brought up with solid, Christian beliefs about the relationship between a man and a woman:  you meet a woman, you get to know her, you marry her (if she's the one) and THEN you move in with her.  But Martin has allowed himself to sort of drift into a live-in situation with Celia Carson.  Neither one truly loves the other.  In a twist on the usual story line, Martin is ready to settle down and start a family; Celia is ready to spend Martin's money, even though she doesn't respect his work as an actor.Randi doesn't have quite the same background as Martin, but she's a "good girl" and wouldn't dream of getting involved with a man who was married or soon to be married.  So when she mistakes Martin for the limo driver, and learns he's involved with the lady of the house (Celia), she is very honest with him about their relationship.In the midst of preparations for a huge family Christmas celebration (with Martin's Christian family and Celia's snooty relatives, ugh), Randi continues to fall for the "limo driver", who assures her he's ended his relationship with Celia.  That's only partially true, and of course, the truth comes out -- to both women!Is Martin man enough to correct the wrong choices he's made in his life?  Will Randi wait for him to do so?  Will Celia let go of Martin's wallet?  You'll just have to read to find out.I'd recommend this book to anyone who enjoys a nice clean romance.  Minor editorial issues, but none so huge as to detract from the story.