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kame's review
4.0
Jenny just couldn’t say no, when your best friend who is stationed overseas asks for a favor you do it. So she took off work and is sitting in a courthouse on a Friday afternoon waiting for Kris’s cousin to arrive. Kris and Ingrid are using a Montana law that would allow overseas military to marry by double proxy. Sam, Kris’s cousin rushes in but in the end is too late to meet with the judge to complete the ceremony so the two must make an appointment for Monday morning.
I loved how true to herself Jenny is, and I enjoyed how her honest approach to life had Sam reevaluating his own choices. This book has a great small town feel, and in a Christmas book a small town feel is one that warms your heart. I enjoyed this book, and better yet - I got interested in all the secondary characters and I want to read more about them. This is a definite series I will follow.
I received this book from the author for my honest review.
I loved how true to herself Jenny is, and I enjoyed how her honest approach to life had Sam reevaluating his own choices. This book has a great small town feel, and in a Christmas book a small town feel is one that warms your heart. I enjoyed this book, and better yet - I got interested in all the secondary characters and I want to read more about them. This is a definite series I will follow.
I received this book from the author for my honest review.
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