New Hampshire Weddings

New Hampshire Wedding #1-3

by Rachel Hauck

Contemporary Romance: Three New Hampshire women are living their lives on their own terms, each struggling with the need for change and fulfillment. Taylor hopes moving to White Birch will be the perfect place to regroup and refocus her faltering career. Julie has to face the fact she will never have children and keep it from destroying her marriage. Elizabeth's prideful ambitions have always led her to success, but they may keep her from true love and happiness.

Genres: Christian Fiction, Romance

352 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 2005

About the author

New York Times, USA Today & Wall Street Journal Bestselling author Rachel Hauck writes from sunny central Florida.

A RITA finalist and winner of Romantic Times Inspirational Novel of the Year, and Career Achievement Award, she writes vivid characters dealing with real life issues.

Her book, Once Upon A Prince, was made into an original Hallmark movie.

The Wedding Dress has been optioned for film by Brain Power Studio

She loves to hear from readers. She also loves to encourage new writers and is a retired member of the American Christian Fiction Writers Executive Board.

A graduate of Ohio State University with a BA in Journalism, Rachel is an avid OSU football fan. She hopes to one day stand on the sidelines in the Shoe with Ryan Day.

Visit her web site to find out more and click on the icons to follow her on Twitter and Facebook.

www.rachelhauck.com

Reviews

[Fedora]

Three loosely connected stories about the Lamberts. Each was an enjoyable read; I especially enjoyed the one about the couple struggling to deal with infertility and the overall "drift" in their marriage. Lovely encouragement for those on the journey of Christian faith.

[Deanne Patterson]

Three different faith filled romance stories about the Lambert family set in New Hampshire. The stories are loosely connected . I do like to see the faith filled romances they are caring and respectful stories.

[Laura B]

This is a book containing three separate novellas. In my opinion, the first and third were very similar with the heroine not wanting to get into any sort of relationship because of ambition. The second dealt with a married couple's infertility, which was my favorite of the three. I think RH handled the emotions around infertility and the strain on a relationship with care. The other two novellas were more like a read for a nice escape; exactly what I was aiming for when I chose to read this book. The book was enjoyable, and I especially enjoyed how the characters strived to be closer to Jesus in all three of the novellas, and how Jesus' love for us was a central theme. I highly recommend this book, especially if you like Christian Romance novels.

[Pianosue]

A 3-in-1 book of New Hampshire love stories. Read about Taylor, Julie and Elizabeth. Will they find what they are looking for? Will Adams hopes to convince Taylor she is the one for him but will she choose him over her career? Julie and Ethan face the devastation of not being able to have children. Will they be able to get past this loss of their dreams and draw closer together or will this tear their marriage apart? Will Kavan be able to convince Elizabeth to choose him instead of success? Will they all find love? 3 good stories of faith, love and finding your true dreams thru faith in God.

[Lori]

New Hampshire Weddings by Rachel Hauck is three stories, all intertwined among the same town and families. In each story, a different main character deals with a different problem and finds their way to the answer through love, faith and friendship. Like other Hauck books that I've read, this was a light, uplifting read that leaves your heart singing. A perfect book for a lazy summer day.

[CMG (Mac)]

Christian harlequin romances. I did like the feel good aspects of it. I felt wholesome reading this book. And parts of the stories touched and spoke to me. Hoping some of the good rubbed off on me. The stories were pretty weak though.

[Chesney]

I was quite surprised by this book and author! It's three stories into one book about the lambert family. I loved the first and last stories. Well done with the Christian based theme!

[Erin]

Good

[Donna Hinkley]

Nice read. Good stories. I enjoyed it very much.

[Mary Pelletier]

Good collection of stories. Quick & easy read. Enjoyed characters and setting of stories.
Lambert's Pride, Lambert's Code & Lambert's Peace.
Would read author's other stories.

[Marissa]

This is a book with 3 stories in one. But all three stories have the same characters in them but the main characters are different in each one. Basically there are three cousins, who come from a big family. They all go through different and difficult trials and situations before they find love. I feel this book has a bit of everything. Thoroughly enjoyed all three stories. Wonderful book.

[Wendy]

Very into the inspirational romance genre this month--another light read.