This is a contemporary romance sprinkled with humor, angst, amazing Scottish scenery and more than one sheep.
Cassie Wrentham takes off for an island on the West Coast of Scotland to escape heartbreak. Instead, she finds someone she just might be falling in love with. Can a relationship that began in such an unlikely way really mean anything? Can life truly be like a fairy tale, where it all works out just right?
Cassie wants someone else to give her the answers about life and love...in the end, she learns that the answers were there all along.
The book's main characters are finely drawn, detailed and immediate - you really get to know them. It's an easy read, but not a simple one, though it's very satisfying and entertaining!
Cassie Wrentham takes off for an island on the West Coast of Scotland to escape heartbreak. Instead, she finds someone she just might be falling in love with. Can a relationship that began in such an unlikely way really mean anything? Can life truly be like a fairy tale, where it all works out just right?
Cassie wants someone else to give her the answers about life and love...in the end, she learns that the answers were there all along.
The book's main characters are finely drawn, detailed and immediate - you really get to know them. It's an easy read, but not a simple one, though it's very satisfying and entertaining!
Gail R. (abigailsdaughter) reviewed A Scottish Ferry Tale (Scottish Ferry Tale, Bk 1) on + 201 more book reviews
A contemporary romance between a Scottish actor and an American young woman with a history of indecision and self-doubt. Of course it ends happily, but until the book's end one wonders if it will.
