Callie is falling for a handsome stranger. Callie Brandt loves books and thinks she’s destined to be her town’s next spinster librarian. But a gorgeous newcomer––who inexplicably finds her attractive––is hiding a secret, and Callie aims to find it out. Lane Hutchins has been living a double life for years, and nothing bad has ever come of it. Until now. In tiny Ft. Lob, Wyoming, he unexpectedly falls in love with Callie Brandt. But how can he marry this sweet Christian girl unless he’s willing to come clean with the truth? Can Callie help Lane let go of his bitterness and rediscover his faith in God?
Donna Reimel Robinson writes contemporary Christian romance and historical Christian romance. Her first historical romance, The God of All Tomorrows, was recently published. Her latest contemporary book, The Knotty Pine Chronicles, is the paperback version of two eBooks, Romance by Design and Romance in Recovery.
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Donna is married to a pastor and plays the piano for their church services. She and her husband have four grown children and eleven grandchildren.
This was a short and sweet inspirational read. Faith features heavily in this title and impacts some of the character's reactions. That being said, I found the characters very realistic and touching!
Lane really put me off, though. I get why he acted the way he did, even identified with a good bit of his thought processes, but he didn't seem to understand that what he was doing could harm others.
Callie was so much like me, I couldn't believe it! I really enjoyed her character quite a bit. In fact, most of the girls in her life were really interesting and I wanted to read more about them!
All things said and done, I enjoyed this story, and would like to see more of the characters!
I chose this book because its about a library and librarian in Wyoming, in a made up town name near Lusk, WY. It was cute and learned some things. Some of the romance I thought was unrealistic.
The setting of the library in an old mansion. The glass window in the door that looks out to the Main Street, the conservatory, sounds delightful. With coke like glasses, she dreams when a new guy comes into town. His search is for small town in American, staying three months. Of who he is is a mystery, she doesn’t see a wedding band, and is curious. Will he tell his secrets, and be willing to stay. Enjoyable to read.