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Only the Heart Knows The Brides Book 4 edition by Lena Goldfinch Religion Spirituality eBooks

A lovable heroine who has been damaged by the bullying she has received most of her life because she's "Too Tall" and doesn't fit the "feminine" stereotype that others around expect, Mandy has still been true to herself. Through the ranching advice column she secretly writes, called "Ask Mack" Mandy befriends Adam. When shy Mandy and Adam meet up in real life, awkwardness and misunderstandings ensue. Both main characters foolishness and insecurities have you shaking your head, laughing at them but you're still drawn along wanting to see just what will happen next.

This was a fun read with kissing but no sex. Nothing in it that should offend the "Christian" readers. A few references to prayer and God but nothing preachy or annoying so they shouldn't offend agnostics or atheists.


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Only the Heart Knows The Brides Book 4 edition by Lena Goldfinch Religion Spirituality eBooks Reviews

I love a good clean romance with humor as well, which this had both! I also liked that she focused on attributes like honesty and forgiveness. I would totally read it again.
Sweet, funny, cute all describe this book. Gets your attention immediately, story moves quickly and has a sweet ending. Look forward to reading more of this author
Lena Goldfinch gives one opportunity to ponder how our words can shape others' lives. Building self-confidence and learning to believe the best of oneself are lessons learned thru her excellent story.
I almost didn't read it. In fact, I stopped reading about one third of the way into it. I guess I needed more of something to keep my interest. But then came back to it, because I needed to see how it ended for Ask Mack. Wasn't disappointed. Fun, clean book.
This was a truly entertaining read. It pointed out how poor communication and assumptions can leave a person frustrated and confused, but the sound reasoning of a true friend can help you see things more clearly. I liked this book so much I was able to read it in just two days.
I loved Only The Heart Knows (The Brides Book #4) Lena , you are a great writer ! You keep my interest up ! It is hard to put your books down long enough to fix a meal around here ! ha! ha! I could relate to Mandie in this book. People have made fun of me all my life one way or another. And I have had to pray long & hard about it...I loved Cookee ! He has a good soul. And Adam is such a nice guy ! Being a dog lover myself, Daisy stole my heart too ! Really good story ! Great job, Lena !
I liked the characters and setting. Mack and Banks love story and the other dear family members. The friendship with Darby and the talks with her Dad. This book kept me in on my toes trying to guess what was around the bend. It was definitely hard to take a break from. A definite page turner.
A lovable heroine who has been damaged by the bullying she has received most of her life because she's "Too Tall" and doesn't fit the "feminine" stereotype that others around expect, Mandy has still been true to herself. Through the ranching advice column she secretly writes, called "Ask Mack" Mandy befriends Adam. When shy Mandy and Adam meet up in real life, awkwardness and misunderstandings ensue. Both main characters foolishness and insecurities have you shaking your head, laughing at them but you're still drawn along wanting to see just what will happen next.

This was a fun read with kissing but no sex. Nothing in it that should offend the "Christian" readers. A few references to prayer and God but nothing preachy or annoying so they shouldn't offend agnostics or atheists.