Cassidy

A friend (MH) sent me this book in a box of books. It took me a while to get through it. I'd keep putting it down and not feel much compulsion to pick it up again--at least not until the last third or so.

As one of the leading Christian authors, Lori writes both contemporary and historical novels that can readily be classified as Christian Romance novels. Cassidy is a fairly newly minted Christian when she comes to a new town and applies her seamstress skills and settles into the church and small-town life. Her past and her outlaw brother catch up to here eventually forming the crisis for this book. It is good to see her faith growing through her actions and having good friends gets her through the crisis. The reset you'll need to read for yourself.

Love love love this book! So beautiful to see her fight so hard to establish her business and not back down even when threatened with bodily harm, then she falls for the sheriff!! Read this in my teens at my Nan's house and have loved the series since.

I love Lori Wick books, so I enjoyed this. I like her historical fiction best so I was pleased she took a break from contemporary fiction to write another historical series. I am missing the depth of character that I had come to expect with Wick's books. I do love how she weaves study of the scripture into her stories.

The overall story of Cassidy was very romantic and contained some good action and suspense and I liked it. I did not like it as much as some other [author: Lori Wick] books I have read however. There was an awkwardness in the writing that I did not understand, every so often it would say "that lady" instead of "she" and it always made me stop and pause losing where I was because it stood out so much. I do look forward to reading [book: Sabrina] soon.

The overall story of Cassidy was very romantic and contained some good action and suspense and I liked it. I did not like it as much as some other [author: Lori Wick] books I have read however. There was an awkwardness in the writing that I did not understand, every so often it would say "that lady" instead of "she" and it always made me stop and pause losing where I was because it stood out so much. I do look forward to reading [book: Sabrina] soon.

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A dress maker in Montana is hiding from her con-man brother.