Hott Synopsis:
Could she really have been broken up with like that? And does everyone have to keep repeating it?
Twelve years wasted on a plan with no love. Susanna should have known better. She would have if she’d ever needed to look past her plan to the marriage but the relationship was comfortable. Until he found the right ring and realized she wasn’t the right girl. REALLY!
Yet, there is this nice guy who keeps popping up. A guy who may only be visiting but seems to keep appearing to rescue Susanna. Sort of like a knight in shinning armor – or a prince charming…
Hott Review:
Seriously, I think I buy these books for the covers. It’s not that Rachel Hauck is a bad author, quite the contrary, but she’s so much more low-key and emotional than I prefer that I just don’t know why else I’d snatch up every one of her books!
I loved the characters and the plot just not the slowness of the book.
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| Author: | Rachel Hauck | ||
| Source: | Zondervan via Netgalley // PLUS $2 Kindle Deal on 10/21/2013 | ||
| Grade: | B | ||
| Ages: | 16+ | ||
| Steam: | YA | ||
| Setting: | St. Simon’s Island, Georgia | ||
| Series: | Royal Wedding #1 | ||
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Author Bio:
Meanwhile, she’s hit a few best seller lists and won an award or two. She is a RITA Finalist, Christy Award Finalist and a Carol Award Winner. Hauck also penned the critically acclaimed Songbird Novels with multi-platinum country artist Sara Evans.
Her book, The Wedding Dress, (no, not the Hallmark movie The Wedding Dress) was named 2013 Romantic Times Inspirational Novel of the Year.
Her release, Once Upon A Prince, received a Starred Review from Publishers Weekly and Booklist.
Of her release, Princess Ever After, Family Fiction said, “Rachel Hauck writes with comedic timing and dramatic flair that underscore the stirring theme of God equipping and legitimizing those He calls to fulfill a purpose.”
Her novella, A March Bride, is a stealth royal story, the finale to Once Upon A Prince, with the marriage of King Nathaniel and Susanna. The novella is part of the Year of Brides collection from Zondervan.
A reader wrote, “I’ve read A March Bride three times. It’s so completely satisfying.”
Rachel lives in sunny central Florida with her husband and their mini schnauzer, Miss Indpendent, and Hepzibah, a stray cat who luckily wandered into their backyard. She lives in a house built by the Hubster.
Earning a degree in Journalism from Ohio State University, Rachel is a huge Buckeyes football fan.
She is the past President of American Christian Fiction Writers and now serves on the Executive Board. She was named ACFW Mentor of the Year in 2013.
And so we conclude all accolades and braggadocio. But what’s a girl to do? If she’s asking you to invest in her books, you best think they are pretty good. Right?
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That book is on my shelf! I can’t wait to read it.
It’s so cute. Don’t forget to follow it up with A March Bride though. It’s the icing on the cake!
okay. Thanks!