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Okay, I'm impressed.
I had the privilege of meeting Regina Jennings a couple of years ago, but this is the first book by her I've read. I was expecting a pretty typical romance story. While early on it is clear that the two main characters have some feeling for each other, it isn't until 70% into the book that the romance becomes anything huge in the story. This was more of the story of how Anne comes to grips with her past.
Normally, I quickly set down historical books where girls are wearing guys clothing and acting like they are as tough as the boys, but I got the feeling Anne had a deep reason for it...and I was right.

I loved Nicholas. I don't want to give anything away, but let's just say that toward the end, he took some stands that hurt Anne's feelings, but he did it anyway because it was the right thing.

I look forward to reading more by this author.


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Caught in the Middle Regina Jennings 9780764209925 Books Reviews

This is the third book in the Ladies of Caldwell County series. It could be read as a stand-alone but I think you’d get a better understanding of Anne and her history if you read Sixty Acres and a Bride (Ladies of Caldwell County, Book 1) and Love in the Balance (Ladies of Caldwell County, Book 2). Also, Nick appeared in book 2 since he was the heroine’s brother. I thought the author did a great job of drawing Anne’s character. You really feel for Anne and everything she experienced at the hands of her abusive husband. Her story arc of growth and healing, especially with the child, was a joy to read. Nick was a dandy with not much of a backbone but he really grows in the second half of the book. I liked that their relationship grew from friendship (despite their bickering/bantering) and the difficult road to romance, because of Anne’s abusive history, was believable. There were some humorous parts in the story as well as some tension regarding Nick’s loyalties and the custody of the child. I appreciated the spiritual lesson that both had to learn to trust God not just when you’re blessed but even during the most difficult times---when it seems you’ve lost everything. This book was a great way to end the series and I look forward to more of this author’s work.
Tuesday, March 15, 2016
Caught in the Middle by Regina Jennings, ©2014

“The small towns and wide plains of 1880 Texas come to life when impossible situations and an abandoned child bring Nick Lovelace and Anne Tillerton together. Is Nick prepared to risk his future plans for an unexpected chance at love?”—Provided by publisher.

I love cowboy boots with prom dresses ~ but this lassie is not so inclined. She just loves her boots without the fancy trappings! Headed to town in pursuit of their prairie cook, Anne Tillerton finds a little more than she expected ~ a baby and a neighboring man from long ago. But... I get ahead of myself. Actually, they became reacquainted on the train.

A leisurely ride on a train ~ how could this change the direction of my life? So innocently unoccupied until Anne Tillerton came into view ~ or voice. Hmm . . . it had been a while since his sister's friend had shown up. They had talked about whether she had remarried and settled down. But... here she was, Anne, just as before. Camouflaged. Concealed from the lady she really was.

Nick Lovelace. How could it be that I would be discovered way out here in Indian Territory? Hopping a train to North Texas to find Tessa Drumright, the cook back at the station house ~ at least, she was until she took off after that no good Finn Cravens.

Intercepted along the way, I save Nick from his interference ~ no gun on him ~ bravery. Now I'll never get rid of him!

He was, to be sure, glad she was there. Now that they are in town, Nicholas Lovelace sees her as a hold-back ~ to his prestigious occupation; he needs to be fancy. Her down-home looks are a little dowdy since they are no longer on the home grounds of middle-of-the-tumbleweeds-Texas.

~ home ♪♫ home on the range ♫♪~

Anne is anxious to return to the prairie but her "grabbed" cook has taken off again, and... left her baby with Anne. What is the girl to do?! The only other person she knows in town is Nick. The well-to-do-er; so he thinks, anyway.

Life can change before you can hardly turn around. I found Tessa, all right, but now she's gone and I'll have to hunt up Finn. I have his little son to deliver to him. Life gets complicated without even trying. I sent a message back with the new cook I hired. I will be back as soon as I can get this figured out.

***Thank you to author Regina Jennings for my copy of Caught in the Middle. This review was written in my own words. No other compensation was received.***
Okay, I'm impressed.
I had the privilege of meeting Regina Jennings a couple of years ago, but this is the first book by her I've read. I was expecting a pretty typical romance story. While early on it is clear that the two main characters have some feeling for each other, it isn't until 70% into the book that the romance becomes anything huge in the story. This was more of the story of how Anne comes to grips with her past.
Normally, I quickly set down historical books where girls are wearing guys clothing and acting like they are as tough as the boys, but I got the feeling Anne had a deep reason for it...and I was right.

I loved Nicholas. I don't want to give anything away, but let's just say that toward the end, he took some stands that hurt Anne's feelings, but he did it anyway because it was the right thing.

I look forward to reading more by this author.