Robin Jones Gunn

A summer in California for Wisconsin farm girl Christy Miller brings her a new image, a moral dilemma involving the local fast crowd, an encounter with Christianity, and a vortex of questions about what is important in life.

Summer Promise

Christy believes her engagement to Todd to be a dream come true, but instead they encounter turmoil and conflict.

I Promise

Jeni Enjaian

This was the straw that broke the camels back.

When I reviewed the previous two books, I came away with a decidedly "meh" opinion of them. Although, if I'm honest, I was a little more "meh" about the second book than the first.

Because they were just "meh" and had no extremely detracting qualities, I decided that they would stay on my shelf, for now.

Then along came this book or should I say, "Here comes the bride."

There is absolutely no real plot to this book. If you want a work of fiction all about planning a wedding with a few cutesy stories thrown in, this is your cup of tea. Seriously. Wedding planning with the last few pages being the actual wedding. I think Hallmark wants their cheesy clichés back.

I knew yesterday that I wasn't keeping this book. However, once I start a book I usually finish it so I finished it.

This is not real life. Life is not all about going to college but spending your senior year wedding planning/working to save money for after the wedding/a little bit of studying thrown in on the side.

Whatever you do, don't read this book. Don't waste your time.

Summer Promise

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