This felt like your typical Christian romance to me. It was entertaining and I enjoyed the characters and love story. I didn't love the way the author switched between viewpoints, it often felt awkward and not as well done. There was also a lot of summarizing what had happened or what was happening throughout the story. Overall, it was a fun light hearted read.

Another series I got on a deal on BookBub.

Charlotte is looking to escape her past, but she's a well know author, so she decides to move to a small town called Crispens Point. She easily makes friends with the neighbors and others she meets in the town, and as with any new person in town, if you are religious, you invite them to church. Well, she gets super involved in the church, still working on her writing, and of course, she has to notice the pastor has taken some interest in her. Can she put her past aside, and can the pastor see the REAL her?

Not as good as Cherry Cobbler.

This felt like your typical Christian romance to me. It was entertaining and I enjoyed the characters and love story. I didn't love the way the author switched between viewpoints, it often felt awkward and not as well done. There was also a lot of summarizing what had happened or what was happening throughout the story. Overall, it was a fun light hearted read.