Amelia C. Adams
Auteur de A New Beginning
A propos de l'auteur
Séries
Œuvres de Amelia C. Adams
Bowing to Betsy 2 exemplaires
Heart of Hearts 2 exemplaires
Touch of Tenderness 2 exemplaires
Test of Time 2 exemplaires
A Passing Glance 1 exemplaire
The Risk and the Reward 1 exemplaire
Just Desserts 1 exemplaire
The Echo of Music 1 exemplaire
A Christmas Promise 1 exemplaire
The Turn of a Wheel 1 exemplaire
A Second Chance 1 exemplaire
Sidearms and Songbirds 1 exemplaire
Records and Rebels 1 exemplaire
Kansas Crossroads Boxed Set One 1 exemplaire
Étiqueté
Partage des connaissances
- Sexe
- female
- Lieux de résidence
- Idaho, USA
- Professions
- author
Membres
Critiques
Bowing to Betsy (The Matchmaker's Ball #11) par Amelia C. Adams
Just not my thing. Christian clean romance with one-dimensional goody-two-shoes characters. Less than no angst. I picked this up looking for a chubby, insecure heroine, but that’s not really a factor - she just decides to feel good about herself early in the extremely short story. Maybe if I had read the other books I might have seen more substance in the characters, but this was just bland to me.
Sophie's light and spirited attitude could make some people believe she isn't serious about nursing school. And one young Dr. Gregory, who's prone to headaches, finds this cheerful nursing student nearly impossible to partner with in Cause of Conflict by author Amelia C. Adams.
After enjoying the first novella in the Nurses of New York series a few years ago, I finally got to this second one. It didn't hold any big surprises for me, but I wasn't expecting anything shocking anyway.
I was expecting a quick, fairly easy historical fiction read, and that's what I got. While an aspect of the romance toward the end didn't feel like the best developmental choice to me, the characters make for a rather comfortable story even as they get to the unpleasant heart of an issue. And the medical scenes at the hospital are interesting.
Maybe it won't take me quite as long to go on to Book Three.… (plus d'informations)
After enjoying the first novella in the Nurses of New York series a few years ago, I finally got to this second one. It didn't hold any big surprises for me, but I wasn't expecting anything shocking anyway.
I was expecting a quick, fairly easy historical fiction read, and that's what I got. While an aspect of the romance toward the end didn't feel like the best developmental choice to me, the characters make for a rather comfortable story even as they get to the unpleasant heart of an issue. And the medical scenes at the hospital are interesting.
Maybe it won't take me quite as long to go on to Book Three.… (plus d'informations)
Simple romance taking place in Kansas at the time when train travel was just beginning.
Statistiques
- Œuvres
- 81
- Membres
- 193
- Popularité
- #113,337
- Évaluation
- 4.4
- Critiques
- 5
- ISBN
- 11
- Favoris
- 2