About the Book
To
save her family's homestead Daisy Mosley will do whatever it takes,
even if it means marrying a rugged cowboy who thinks he knows best. But
though the widowed mother of two takes Tucker Barlow into her home as
her husband, she isn't ready to welcome him into her heart.
Tucker
knows his marriage to Daisy is about convenience, not love. But after
years of hiding his feelings for his childhood friend, he wants to
shower her with affection and favor her twin sons with the fatherly
attention he'd missed. Can he show Daisy that he is more than just a
practical groom—he is a man worthy of her love?
This is a well loved library book that was used for the review
My Review
“Conveniently Wed” by Angel Moore
looks to be her first Love Inspired book and I sure hope it isn't her
last book for I was drawn into this book from literally from page
one. Sadly this was a book that had to be returned to the library
when the flu struck my family and myself, for if I had known how good
this book was, I would have coughed my way through the pages (while
constantly sanitizing my hands to prevent the flu being spread to the
other library patrons) as I fought going to sleep just to finish this
book.
In that first chapter or so my heart
was broken for both Daisy and Tucker for their stories of pain and
loss was told in a way that it seemed so very real. This is a story
of healing and my heart that was broken from near the start of the
book was healed along with both Daisy and Tucker's. That to me is
the mark of a wonderful author for Ms. Moore broke my heart and then
healed it. Oh yes, I know this is a
fictional story with fictional characters but the night I read this
story that didn't matter one wit at all for they were real to me that
night while my nose was stuck in the book.
Daisy is a woman who is facing some
pretty rough times because of things that have happened in the past.
Through all of it though she showed remarkable strength and courage.
Things quickly seem to spin out of her control but yet she kept a certain poise
if for nothing more than for the comfort of her children. How she
handled everything really showed her true character but yet she had
her flaws as well.
Tucker is a man of great patience that
is for sure but there is more to him. He is a quiet man but he is
one who is honorable, and there for his friends and family regardless
what may come. There is more to this man but to say more would
really kind of ruin the surprise about this story for I think there
is a wealth of the story that is with this hero, so I will leave it
at that.
As I said this seems to be a story of
healing for both Daisy and Tucker knew the pain of loss though at
different times and circumstances in their life. To watch as
each of them healed from their past pain was interesting and gives
hope that things will always get better. Things might not always be
the smoothest while healing but at the end of all that pain there is
joy that makes it all worth while. There is also talk
about being stuck somewhere in the middle of the healing and the loss
that can come from not wanting to go through it all. To me that was
actually a pretty sad for those who didn't move forward sounds like
they missed out on a lot.
I so hope that there will be more books
by Ms. Moore for I will look for them. And I hope all who read this
book enjoys it as much as I did. Yep this is going on my wish list
for books to go in my own personal library.
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