Janelle Mowery's When Love Gets in the Way ~ Reviewed

When Love Gets in the Way (Colorado Runaway Series)

Janelle Mowery

Paperback: 288 pages

Publisher: Harvest House Publishers (October 1, 2011)

Language: English

ISBN-10: 0736928081

Description:

Grace Bradley wishes all she touches would turn to gold. Instead, it tends to tarnish…that is, until she finds freedom on the Double K Ranch. Grace is fleeing from the man her father chose to be her husband. But once her heart is captured by her new employer’s best friend, and she finally understands the meaning of God’s sacrificial love, she relinquishes her independence to save her loved ones.

Cade Ramsey contemplates running for dear life from the accident-prone nuisance he brought to his hometown. The trouble that trails her seems to latch on to him at every turn. But when Grace manages to win his calloused heart, he chases her down, praying he can keep her from following through on a decision that could ruin their lives.

An adventurous novel of faith, hope, and love in the Wild West.

About This Series: Straight from the heart of the Old West, the Colorado Runaway series is full of adventure, humor, and romance by award-winning novelist Janelle Mowery.

Review

When Love Gets in the Way is about a young woman named Grace Bradley, who is trying to escape the clutches of an evil man who will do anything to force her to marry him. In escaping, she meets Cade Ramsey, her new employer’s best friend. Both are adamant that they will never fall in love, but they can’t seem to fight a growing attraction between them. In the meantime, their town is being terrorized by an unknown group, whom Grace and Cade fear is being run by Frank Easton, the man that wants to marry Grace.

I’ve said it before, and I will say it again: I absolutely love books set in this time period. I’ve read the other books in this series (Colorado Runaway Series) and have loved all of them. It was fun to watch Grace and Cade’s ‘dislike’ for each other, grown into friendship, and eventually love. A great read for those who love books set in the mid to late 1800’s. I highly recommend it!

Reviewed by: Sarah Porter