Cascades

by Mary Davis

#1 Saddled with three dependents and no money tp care for them Alice trusts in men died with her disgraceful husband. #2 Twice widowed Vivian longs to be loved but her secreet past soured her last marriagel. #3 An optimistic dreamer Lizzie believes she can learn to fly aeroplanes.

Genres: Christian Fiction, Christian Romance

384 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2009

About the author

Mary originally earned her college degree in elementary education. So where did the passion for inspirational romance books begin? In her head! Her characters would not leave her alone. They kept her from sleeping at night, and focusing on anything else during the day. Over forty titles later, they still keep bothering her to this day - luckily for her readers and fans!

Quiet-natured and creative, Mary also enjoys many crafts such as porcelain doll making, quilting, knitting, and many others!

Neither her dyslexia nor the cat on her laptop has kept her from producing award-winning and bestselling works such as her Quilting Circle series, Mrs. Witherspoon Goes To War, and Newlywed Games. Her published works have been on Publisher’s Weekly bestselling lists several times.

Additionally, she contributes to the writing world as a member of ACFW (American Christian Fiction Writers).

She currently resides in Washington State with her husband, a black cat named Buffy, and her favorite weather: the rain.

Reviews

[D R · Rating 2 out of 5]

Each of the 3 stories (books) start out just great. Strong characters and very engaging storylines. But this author gets halfway through her story and then it’s like she starts to rush through and add ridiculous additional plots to them. She did this with each of the 3 different books and each was agonizing to get to the end. The last one was especially painful to finish. Insufferable, really! I think her editor needs to help her figure out how to finish her books as great as she starts them.

[Phylisha Stone · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was a compilation of three stories written by the author. The stories were OK, meaning that having read them once, I don't desire to read them again. Each story contained some words that seemed out of place for the time written or overused. . An OK read.

[Jeanne Modisett · Rating 4 out of 5]

Three separate stories involving a family. The first two are great, the last one was too sappy.

[IrenesBookReviews · Rating 4 out of 5]

These take place in the state of Washington. Cute and easy to read. Good Christian romance.

[Cornelia · Rating 3 out of 5]

It was good

[Mary Chambers · Rating 4 out of 5]

An enjoyable combination of books