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Cargando... A Groom of Her Ownpor Irene Hannon
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GUESTS AT THE WEDDING Watching her best friend get married, lovely widow Samantha Reynolds wondered if she'd ever speak those solemn vows again. Though wary, part of her still longed for a husband and family. But it would take a very special man for Samantha to trust her heart once more... From the moment minister Brad Matthews saw Samantha at the wedding, he wanted to be the husband of her dreams. But Samantha had a devastating secret and, once revealed, Brad would face the greatest challenge of his faith: to forgive...and forge a future with this unforgettable woman. VOWS: Three friends with secrets in their past find the courage to love, honor and cherish three wonderful men! No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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After reading "Home For the Holidays," and realizing book 2 was about a preacher, I was afraid the author would again go secular and write inappropriate things. Well, the preacher did it...He stopped short of undressing his girlfriend, which DID happen in Book 1!
I'm not trying to be critical here, but I wonder if Irene Hannon is really a Christian. Her writing is very offensive at times. This is a PREACHER, for crying out loud, and he should have been concerned about Sam's salvation before he even THOUGHT about dating her! The only thing he questioned her about was how strong her faith was. I'm sorry, but "Tell me about your salvation experience" would have been a much more appropriate way of handling this! And a preacher should NEVER NEVER NEVER NEVER even CONSIDER going with a woman who is not involved in church!!! "Don't be unequally yoked" is much more than "Don't marry a non-Christian." He must set an example for his church. Throughout the entire book, Sam never darkened the doors of the church as far as Brad knew!!! I had a BIG problem with this!
And after Sam was stung by the bees, why in the name of common sense did he take her home and stay all night?????? Why does Irene Hannon insist on the hero of her stories ALWAYS spend the night 'innocently?' I mean, for Pete's sake...Laura, her best friend, was right there! There is no logical reason for Brad to have stayed with Sam. LAURA should have stayed with her or taken Sam to her house to spend the night. This scene totally disgusted me! A preacher should NEVER put himself in a position like this!!!
And what was with the wine???????? Sam was getting tipsy at one point...Oh, I wanted to throw up at that!!!
You cannot convince me that Brad was a preacher...I certainly don't want to go to his church...
Again, let me restate that the story was a GREAT story, but this is a marriage that NEVER SHOULD have happened unless Sam became a COMMITTED Christian!!! ( )