Besides the main character’s blindness, which made for a pretty interesting point of view, this was a novel like hundreds of thousands of others. It was, however, free and grammatically correct.
my rating system
Friday, March 6, 2009
Homespun Bride by Jillian Hart
This was one of the e-books given away by Harlequin in honor of their sixtieth anniversary. I never expect much from romance novels, so I wasn’t too disappointed by this one. The heroine, blinded by a carriage accident, is rescued from a runaway horse by a cowboy who loved her long ago. They get a second chance at love. Yawn.
Besides the main character’s blindness, which made for a pretty interesting point of view, this was a novel like hundreds of thousands of others. It was, however, free and grammatically correct.
my rating system
Besides the main character’s blindness, which made for a pretty interesting point of view, this was a novel like hundreds of thousands of others. It was, however, free and grammatically correct.
my rating system
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