Christian Romance:

Jumping the gun, boy asks girl to marry him after only knowing girl for a very, very short time. He has custody of his deceased brother's little girl....is he marrying girl out of convienance or genuinly out of love?

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Good book partof the McKaslin Clan series

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A handsome tech sergeant meets a small town waitress. Love is in the air when soon into their courtship, he proposes. Is this a marriage of convenience or true love?

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This is the third in the second McKaslin Clan series. I didn't like this one as much as the others. It became predicatable and the middle wasn't very strong. Yet, if you have read the others I would read this one just to have read the entire series.

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Excellent story line!

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Rachel is one of the McKaslin sisters in series two. A handsome sergeant, who is also her brother's friend, meets and is attracted to Rachel's beauty and her down-home personality. After a whirlwind courtship, he proposes and Rachel is skeptical of his love. Does he need a wife or a mother for the niece he is taking care of?

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When waitress Rachel McKaslin reluctantly let Jake McCall move into the apartment above her family's diner, she never dreamed the handsome tech sergeant would be so charming. Soon into their joyful courtship, Jake surprised her by proposing. Now, Rachel prayed their union wasn't just a convenience and that Jake truly loved her.

Jake had promised his dying brother he'd care for his little girl, so he needed a wife. But as he wed this beautiful woman and brought her home, he realized his feelings didn't stem from duty. He loved Rachel McKaslin fiercely. Would God's providence enable him to survive his dangerous assignment and return to confess his true feelings?

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