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Yellow Rose Trilogy #1-3
Yellow Rose Trilogy: Every Little Thing About You / A Texas Sky / City Girl
Three in one book!
288 pages, Hardcover
First published July 1, 2002
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Lori Wick
101 books1,640 followersFROM THE PUBLISHER:
Lori Wick is known as one of the most versatile Christian fiction writers on the market today. From pioneer fiction to a series set in Victorian England to a contemporary novel, Lori's books (over 5 million in print) continue to delight readers and top the Christian bestselling fiction list. Lori and her husband, Bob, live in Wisconsin with "the three coolest kids in the world."
Lori Wick is known as one of the most versatile Christian fiction writers on the market today. From pioneer fiction to a series set in Victorian England to a contemporary novel, Lori's books (over 5 million in print) continue to delight readers and top the Christian bestselling fiction list. Lori and her husband, Bob, live in Wisconsin with "the three coolest kids in the world."
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April 11, 2019
I've read them all three times . . . . ( shows you how much I care ) because I hardly EVER reread books. . . ^.^ They were good, but my favorite is "A Texas Sky"
August 27, 2019
As with any title by Lori Wick, this series did not disappoint!
In this trilogy, from the 1st book of the series, you fall in love with the characters and become intrigued in the story line from the very first introduction. I find myself picturing what the towns and cities look like, through all the descriptive writing that Lori Wick gives.
This style of writing will keep you not only intrigued, but wanting to read more. By the 3rd book of the series you find yourself so familiar with the characters, and how it all pieces together, you start to get a glimpse of family, and Gods work in each one of their lives.
I recommend anyone looking for wholesome, God filled, love stories, to read this series!
In this trilogy, from the 1st book of the series, you fall in love with the characters and become intrigued in the story line from the very first introduction. I find myself picturing what the towns and cities look like, through all the descriptive writing that Lori Wick gives.
This style of writing will keep you not only intrigued, but wanting to read more. By the 3rd book of the series you find yourself so familiar with the characters, and how it all pieces together, you start to get a glimpse of family, and Gods work in each one of their lives.
I recommend anyone looking for wholesome, God filled, love stories, to read this series!
April 21, 2019
Great read. Really enjoyed how the three flowed together.
May 22, 2019
Here is the individual reviews for each stories:
Every Little Thing About You - 3 Stars - I liked this book. It was very sweet and wholesome. I did like Liberty and Slater, and all of their family members. They were strong characters full of imperfections. I was very surprised at some of the events in the book that I didn't see coming. This is probably the second book I have read by this author. I really enjoy her writing also how she weaves her faith, and the Bible into a beautiful story. I loved the ending and can't wait to read the next book.
Texas Sky - 2 Stars - This book started off good then it seemed to slow down and get weird. I didn't feel like these two had any chemistry, they seemed more like friends more than anything. I just couldn't really get into it due to these issues.
City Girl - 2 Stars - I didn't get into this one due to the fact it was mostly in Reagan's point of view. It also took to long to get on with the story. I did like reading about Liberty and Slater again.
Every Little Thing About You - 3 Stars - I liked this book. It was very sweet and wholesome. I did like Liberty and Slater, and all of their family members. They were strong characters full of imperfections. I was very surprised at some of the events in the book that I didn't see coming. This is probably the second book I have read by this author. I really enjoy her writing also how she weaves her faith, and the Bible into a beautiful story. I loved the ending and can't wait to read the next book.
Texas Sky - 2 Stars - This book started off good then it seemed to slow down and get weird. I didn't feel like these two had any chemistry, they seemed more like friends more than anything. I just couldn't really get into it due to these issues.
City Girl - 2 Stars - I didn't get into this one due to the fact it was mostly in Reagan's point of view. It also took to long to get on with the story. I did like reading about Liberty and Slater again.
February 20, 2022
Ok so I absolutely love this series! I have read the 1st and 3rd book at least 4 times, the second book isn’t my favorite so I don’t read it as often…but I love how Christian aspects are weaved in without pushing so hard (if y’a know what I mean)
August 21, 2017
Easy to read with some thought-provoking material about the Christian life, especially in City Girl. I enjoyed all three of this trilogy and recommend for a light but enjoyable read.
June 2, 2018
I like the combining of all the stories into one convienent book.
March 16, 2021
A good read with Bible verses and a lot of good information about God.
July 12, 2023
This is a good light read.
October 7, 2020
A very good christian love story. First in a series. Lori has a way of telling a story filled with twists & turns, plus using scripture! Read all 3,wonderful reading!
February 8, 2025
Absolutely ridiculous fluff that I loved as a teenager. They were like crack. As an adult, I'm shocked by how unhealthy the relationships are and bored or infuriated by Wick's continual preaching.
The Rawlings boys (and Griffin)? Heartthrobs. These books are still among my guilty pleasures. But handle carefully. They're awful, and don't give them to your teenager.
Two stars because I can't give 4 stars for enjoyment and 1 star for awfulness at the same time.
The Rawlings boys (and Griffin)? Heartthrobs. These books are still among my guilty pleasures. But handle carefully. They're awful, and don't give them to your teenager.
Two stars because I can't give 4 stars for enjoyment and 1 star for awfulness at the same time.
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