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The path to love is filled with twists and turns in these stories of entangled romance with a touch of humor from four top historical romance novelists! Includes Karen Witemeyer’s The Love Knot, Mary Connealy’s The Tangled Ties That Bind, Regina Jennings’s Bound and Determined, and Melissa Jagears’s Tied and True.
My Thoughts
I absolutely adored Hearts
Entwined. I haven’t read a book of novellas in a while and this was one
that will stick with me for some time. I have read all four of these authors
before so I was quite excited to dive into these short but engaging stories that all showcase each author’s abilities and minor characters stories
from their series.
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The Love Knot by
Karen Witemeyer was a story about Claire, a fiery Irish woman, and Pieter a
Dutchman with a lot of patience and a determination to tear down his only love's walls that she built around her heart. I so enjoyed watching these two
lovebirds let the past hurts and misconceptions go and venture onto the path of
true love that was meant for them. This was a story of a young couple separated
and brought back together in less than ideal circumstances, but the
determination of both assured their happily ever after.
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The Tangled Ties that
Bind by Mary Connealy was another romantic tale of two people who had grown
up together and one went away for a time. Connor comes back and in author
Connealy fashion, finds himself and the object of his affection already in
trouble. Maggie has just about given up on her dreams to be with Connor when
all of a sudden he comes back. Maggie however has new dreams and is now training to be a doctor and moving to the big city.
Connor’s love for Maggie and at the sacrifice of his own dreams follows Maggie
to the big city to be with her and to try and get her to marry him. Both find
more than they bargained for but their love that binds them together
strengthens.
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I was quite excited to read Bound and Determined by Regina Jennings as I wanted to get reacquainted
with Private Bradley Willis who is the brother in Hold the Fort and the one that trouble always seems to follow.
Bradley has not changed much even though his sister is engaged to his Major,
he still finds himself in trouble and a lot of times through no fault of his
own. I liked that Bradley met his match in Ambrosia Herald and the information
about the camels crossing US prairies was priceless. Hold the Fort was one of my favorite reads so this novella just sweetened
the series.
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I just finished the third book by Melissa Jagears in her Teaville Moral Society series, and her
story, Tied and True took me back to the second book where we get the behind
the scenes story of heiress Marianne Lister and David’s secretary, Calvin
Hochstetler. Marianne and Calvin are in love, but Calvin refuses to pursue her
when he feels he is too far beneath her social status and he is not willing to
risk abandonment by her. Calvin was hurt as a child, so Marianne sets out to
prove her love is true and she goes about it in quite an unconventional way, but
oh how bitter sweet their love story was.
I highly recommend this novella collection and all of these
authors other stories.
I received a complimentary copy of this novel. I was not required
to post a positive review and all views and opinions are my own.
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