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1: Not one of Ms. Macomber
Travis Thompson need a wife to keep his nephews and niece. Mary Warner is shy Louisiana librarian who believes that she will never find love. But then Mary answers Travis ad for a wife and takes a chance of a lifetime.
"Morning Comes Softly" is an okay book by Debbie Macomber and unlike books by Ms. Macomber this book is not very good. This characters are flat and uniteresting. Readers may want to avoid this book.
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2: Taking a Chance
This was the second of now many books, I have read by Debbie MaComber. This led me to find others. In a time when newpaper adds were much the same as mail order brides, this was a fun read.
Not unlike todays computer connections, where we meet someone too.
Debbie makes this book interesting and fun.
Thanks I have recommended it to others.
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3: Reading Comes Softly
If you want a feel good, relaxing, easy to read book to help erase the stress from work and carpools, reach for this book. Grab your favorite quilt and a steaming rich cup of hot chocolate and lose yourself in this book. I recommend it for all.
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4: Terrible for Ms. Macomber
The characters in this book were largely two-dimensional and quite aggravating. The plot itself is a well-used but solid one - lonely single woman seeks new life with mail-order husband who is caregiver to darling orphans. However, this rendition of it is not satisfying. Travis is annoyingly stubborn, and Mary is nearly as bad. And, the fact that neither of them even think about birth control in this day and age (and their age!) is far-fetched as well. The obstacles in their relationship could have been overcome with one good conversation, with either party acting rationally.
I like other Macomber works (Dakota Born for example) but this book is not one of them.
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5: Morning Comes Softly
Now here is a book that could easily be made into a Hallmark channel movie! It was a very nice story with a very happy and satisfying ending. It was easy to get into, though not overly filled with excitement. There is a little "spice" here and there, but very tastefully done. This is an easygoing and relaxing novel to read with everything working out almost too good to be true... all kinds of warm fuzzies. You will giggle, maybe sniffle ever-so-slightly and get lots of warm fuzzies. It's a great nighttime read or a book for a lazy relaxing weekend.
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