Review: Too short, too predictable
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 05 26, 2014
The title pretty much says it all. I know it was intended to be an ad for her other romances, but the author didn't do herself a service here. There wasn't enough time to really develop characters (I understand that the characters may be familiar to other readers from other books, but this was my first time  reading one of Fisher's books), and the conclusion seemed particularly unbelievable. At one point, she has the Englisher man speak using Amish dialect, which made me wonder if perhaps he was an Amish man who'd left the faith...but no, it was an error. Which illustrates a significant problem within this genre: an author tossing in words randomly for 'authenticity'. It could have been a good story, if the author hadn't had the idea of just writing a bare minimum to use as a sample to lure buyers to her other books. Any samples being given away as lures should be representative of the overall body of work- I'm not sure I'll try others of Fisher's books for fear that this one really IS representative of her work.