Rereading one of Pamela Morsi's gentle stories from her SMALL TOWN SWAINS series was delightful. At twenty-six, Hannah has decided it is time to get married. However, she has few men to choose from as a preacher's daughter. She likes one man and wants to get him to the point of proposal. She concocts a plan using the Bible. Unfortunately, she snares the wrong man.
Henry Lee Watson is happily unmarried and has a thriving corn liquor business. He is horrified that he must marry the preacher's elder daughter, especially when he has no intention of settling down. This is an engaging page-turner, watching what Henry Lee and Hannah do next in their quest for a happy marriage despite their conflicting desires.
Pamela Morsi is one of my favorite authors. She writes with such understanding and insight.
Henry Lee Watson is happily unmarried and has a thriving corn liquor business. He is horrified that he must marry the preacher's elder daughter, especially when he has no intention of settling down. This is an engaging page-turner, watching what Henry Lee and Hannah do next in their quest for a happy marriage despite their conflicting desires.
Pamela Morsi is one of my favorite authors. She writes with such understanding and insight.
