Downloaded this for free when I got my Kindle iPhone app, and the beginning paragraphs didn't hook me right away, so I put off reading it for weeks. When I finally got to reading it - during a really long subway ride - I was pleasantly surprised. But that's the key: this story starts slow and dragging, but stay with it and the story picks up and the characters start to come alive. This was my first Christian romance read, and at first I doubted how they'd build up romantic tension when sanitized language was to be used. Ms Gist succeeds very well here - by the time Drew and Connie are falling into each other's arms and gazes, you are there for the ride and you are flicking the screens at a fast pace. Oh there are still dragging parts here and there, but overall it's a great read. It's comparable to Janette Oke's "Love Comes Softly" and I'm definitely going to go back and read it in the future, with a mug of hot cocoa during a rainy afternoon.Get more detail about A Bride Most Begrudging.
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