Her Wedding Wish

A friend (MH) sent me this book in a box of books. I have read Jillian Hart before though I am not sure if I have read any other books in The McKaslin Clan. (Which, if another reviewer is to be believed, spans quite a few books.)

When I started this book, I felt like I'd read it before. A quick check on my online reading lists shows that I hadn't--or if I had it was before I had lists online. However, it does make me even more convinced that Love Inspired has plots they ask their authors to recycle.

I agree with another reviewer that the title ("Her Wedding Wish") doesn't seem to fit. I don't remember Danielle wishing for a wedding. She does keep missing the past relationship she had with her husband before he lost his memory. She might show more have been somewhat better served to accept the new normal and try to build new memories with her husband as well as talking to him about what she needs (him to hold her, etc.) rather than holding it all in until she utterly breaks down on the anniversary that her husband no longer remembers.

I did like having a story about a couple that took their "for better for worse", "in sickness and in health" vows seriously. At no point does Danielle think about divorcing or leaving Jonas. At no point does her family start telling her it's not worth it. I don't think Jonas seriously considers leaving Danielle and/or his family, though there are a couple comments that could be taken that way. show less