Homespun Bride
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Montana Territory in 1883 was a treacherous place–especially for a blind woman struggling to make her way through an early winter snowstorm. Undaunted, Noelle Kramer fought to remain independent. But then a run off horse nearly plunged her into a rushing, ice-choked river, before a weirder’s strong, sure hand saved her from certain death.
And yet this was no weirder. Though she could not know it, her rescuer was rancher Thad McKaslin, the man who had once loved her more than life itself. Losing her had shaken all his most deeply held beliefs. Now he wondered if the return of this strong woman was a sign that somehow he could find his way home.
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This book was so sweet, so heartwarming!! I loved it ! I could not place it down! Homespun Bride is really an outstanding romance I wish I could give it more than 5 Stars!
Reader’s Rating: 5 / 5
I agree with most of the reviewers. It was redundant and quickly became dull. I’m new to the Kindle and when I saw FREE I jumped at it. A mistake I will not make again. I liked the beginning and the characters- it had promise. But after reading the same flashbacks and same phrases over and over, the book ongoing to lose me. I’m OK with the spiritual part, and it could have been a fantastic tale – a fantastic fleeting tale.
If you like your books with faith and romance lite, you probably will like this. But buyer beware- there’s a reason this book was “free.”
Reader’s Rating: 2 / 5
Alright, this was a pretty excellent tale. This was the first book I’ve read by this leader and might be the last… let me clarify.
I loved the tale for the most part. I establish the main character, Noelle, to be very unique–not very regularly you have a blind heroine. I really liked Thad… he was rugged and noble (even if he did place her lacking word years ago!!)
And apparantly he is part musical instrument. A baritone something or additional. Baritone…baritone….baritone. The word VOICE was replaced by baritone whenever possible. It drove me nuts. It is a nice description once, twice, MAYBE thrice but that is really pushing it. It must have been used at least 20 times. This would have been 5 stars had it not been for the use of the word baritone.
My hesitance in reading more of this leader is that I was reasonably peeved throughout this book due to the baritoneness of everything (my spouse even recommended I not end it because I was so irritated). My dread is that it is one of her favorite descriptives and that her additional books are chalk full of it. My hope is that it was merely a desciption used to clarify how a blind person would hear it.
It was a fantastic tale… but if you are easily annoyed by small things like that JUST SAY NO!!!
Reader’s Rating: 4 / 5
Set in Montana Territory in the early 1880s, Jillian Hart’s inspirational past romance HOMESPUN BRIDE makes the West come alive. As a meditation on the Psalm 23:1 (The Lord is my guide, I shall not want) this second chance romance gives a glimpse into how God answers prayers, not automatically in our plotted time but in the extensiveness of an individual’s life and with an unimaginable fruitfulness.
HOMESPUN BRIDE opens with a scene of the tiny railroad town Angel Falls as seen though auditory images and the thoughts of the blind heroine Noelle Kramer. Years ago, Noelle Kramer lost her eyesight, her fiance and her parents in an manufacturing accident. Heading home in the midst of a brewing snowstorm, Noelle and her aunt Henrietta’s sleigh stops worryingly close to the edge of a river not more than. The weirder, the Excellent Samaritan, who comes to their aid is none additional than Thad McKaslin, Noelle’s first right like but he never identifies his name to her. When Noelle has lost everything, can God find a way of returning what she has lost and perhaps more? More than anything, Noelle has dreamed of being a rancher’s wife but her blindness has left her feeling like a burden on others. Fiercely independent, she sews and teaches composition but she feels useless in following her dream of running a rancher’s home. Can God open her heart with Thad’s help and like to see herself as she truly is, not as others have labeled her? Can Noelle’s like and this second chance help Thad stand up for like? Distant from his faith, can his like for Noelle also open his heart to God?
The secondary character of Henrietta with her quirks and spunk makes a laugh aloud kind of humor and in one point, a very moving glimpse into the kind of deep like described in Scripture regularly read during weddings. Angelina, Henrietta’s daughter gives the reader a humorous feel for mother-daughter tensions. Jillian Hart uses poetic descriptions of sound and touch to give the reader a feel for Noelle’s blindness. Her sewing and composition descriptions are very keenly constructed and flow with a poetic feel. Jillian Hart’s use of scenery imagery gives the reader a feel for the West, but also, in the sense of the land and climate as part of God’s creation. In seeing the creative force of God in scenery as the background for this inspirational romance, Jillian Hart magnifies the sense of God’s presence in Noelle and Thad’s lives. One flows naturally from the additional.
The romance in HOMESPUN BRIDE is just as stunning as the inspirational aspect. Noelle and Thad’s like for each additional emerges from the heart, while also challenging them to reach out beyond their pasts into a richer and deeper faith and understanding of themselves. Some delightful surprises at the end lead the reader to a new establish appreciation of the Bible and of romance itself.
HOMESPUN BRIDE is a wonderful read, both romantic and inspirational with a moving vision of prayer and God answering prayers —- not automatically as one imagines prayers should be answered at the moment of prayer, but rather in ways that are truly whole and bring us to deeper answers larger than we can possibly imagine. HOMESPUN BRIDE also captures a glimpse of how terrible things take place to God’s people but also how in times of darkness and seeming abandonment, God is present and moving in creation and in the hearts of people. Gorgeous! A romance highly worth reading and rereading!
Reader’s Rating: 5 / 5
I received this novel as a free Kindle download…. And judge me I can see why they are giving this novel away for free. THE STORYLINE IS WAY TO LONG AND DRAWN OUT!!
You have two people very much in like with each additional, but can’t seem to reconnect due to past hurts and defined notions that are holding them back. The bulk of the storyline focuses what each of the main character is thinking and feeling. Their same feelings and thoughts are rehashed over and over again throughout the bulk of the novel, which makes for a frustrating read…
As I was reading this novel, I kept thinking to myself, “Geez, get on with it already and just get together” about the main characters as you knew by the end of novel they would get married and live happily ever after. By the time you do near the end of this novel, the two main characters do get married to each additional. From there the leader, rushes to add a few broad brush strokes about the pleased couple, which is so cheesy!!! The leader had spent so much time building up the reasons why it took so much time for the main characters to get together and then just rushes to end the novel once they were together that the end of the novel didn’t feel right. The ending felt rushed and unfinished building the novel seem unbalanced. I reflect less time could have been spend on why the main characters felt they couldn’t be together and more time on their lives together once they became a couple.
Reader’s Rating: 1 / 5