Sunday, January 15, 2017

An Uncommon Courtship by Kristi Ann Hunter

WARNING!  If books had ratings like movies do this would be a PG-13!  It had unnecessary descriptions of painful consummation of the marriage.  It dwelt too long on this aspect.  It was actually embarrassing to read the pages about this.  I was shocked!  While the idea of a man wanting to woo and court his wife before consummation was noble.  In the end he consummated the marriage not sure if he really loved her or not because he was still debating what love really was. And then he just ignores her the next day because he doesn’t know how to deal with his feelings of inadequacy. 

The story also plodded along at a slow pace with neither character able to express their true feelings or fears.  I found Trent to be unrealistic because if he was honorable and courageous enough to marry her so she wouldn’t face social ruin why the hesitation about facing her as his wife and getting to really know her.  It made him sound wimpy and immature when he could not decide how to proceed in his marriage.  I’m not talking about physically but rather emotionally.   I was disappointed in this book.  It started out with great promise but ended with a thud.

I received this book from the publishers.


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