Description from Amazon:
"The top rules of the First Love Cookie Club: No men. No kids. No store-bought. No gossip! And no one is going to keep rule #4 now that local-gal-made-good Sarah Collier has reluctantly returned to Twilight, Texas. The once-awkward teenager has become a big-time success with her bestselling kids’ books. Now she’s come back home to grant one child a very special wish, even though her own heart was once broken by the little girl’s father, Travis Walker. This all makes Sarah wonder, even though you can go home again—should you? Every time she turns the corner, the memory of who she was hits her square in the face, and it isn’t pretty. But there’s magic in Twilight, Texas—the magic of friendship and the magic of love, if only Sarah would open her heart to it. . . . "
My thoughts:
I found this book to be terribly dull. The plot is utterly unrealistic. Then, if you can get over that, the characters are poorly constructed. I didn't care for Sarah at all. And Travis is only marginally interesting. Usually, an author can pull me in with a good child character, but this book seems to sideline the kid completely.
Basically, I give this book a big yawn...
My thoughts:
I found this book to be terribly dull. The plot is utterly unrealistic. Then, if you can get over that, the characters are poorly constructed. I didn't care for Sarah at all. And Travis is only marginally interesting. Usually, an author can pull me in with a good child character, but this book seems to sideline the kid completely.
Basically, I give this book a big yawn...
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