Hometown Princess
by Lenora Worth
Genre: Contemporary Inspirational Romance
Publisher: Harlequin/Steeple Hill
Cost: $6.25
Publisher: Harlequin/Steeple Hill
Cost: $6.25
What I Liked:
I have to admit that I had never heard of Lenora Worth before, but when I opened the cover of the book and saw that she'd published over 40 books for HQ/SH, I was already impressed. Since I've been trying to read lots of SH/Love Inspired books lately, I just picked it up because it was on the shelf. But Lenora Worth definitely knows what she's doing. She's not one of the flukes out there who can write maybe one good book. If she's been writing for that long, and published that many books, she's got some kind of ability.
I have to admit that I had never heard of Lenora Worth before, but when I opened the cover of the book and saw that she'd published over 40 books for HQ/SH, I was already impressed. Since I've been trying to read lots of SH/Love Inspired books lately, I just picked it up because it was on the shelf. But Lenora Worth definitely knows what she's doing. She's not one of the flukes out there who can write maybe one good book. If she's been writing for that long, and published that many books, she's got some kind of ability.
All Cari Duncan has ever wanted is family. Yet her late father chose his new young wife's children over Cari. Surprised—and hopeful— when he bequeaths her the old house she grew up in, Cari moves to Knotwood Mountain, Georgia. But she and her stepmother clash the minute she arrives. How can Cari make a fresh start in the small town? The handsome businessman next door, who happens to be the most eligible bachelor, claims to know exactly how. But following Rick Adams's time-tested advice means opening her heart…to faith, family and her very own Prince Charming!
6 comments:
Great review, Rebecca!
And, wow, forty novels, that is just awesome.
I've also seen an author recently who has written over 30 novels....and I just thought Wow!
I'm wondering if the heroine was already loved by the town (hence the princess title) or whether she did something and then became loved by the town...or whether she was spoilt rotten...or... yes I'm intrigued :)
I know, right? Forty? I was just amazed!
It is an intriguing book... :-)
Yes but seeing 30-40 just makes me more determined to get published and be prolific!
Hi. Thanks for all the kind comments on Hometown Princess. It was a fun book to write since I love shoes! (I got a google alert about the review.) I do appreciate your discussion.
Lenora :)
Thanks for stopping by, Lenora. Loved the book! It looks like we'll all be reading more of your books! :-)
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