A Tailor-Made Bride (Brides Of Texas Series)

I enjoy all of Karen Witemeyer's books and this tale is no different! It truly teaches the value of true beauty, and also not to judge a book by its cover. Hannah, a new dressmaker in a small town seems to be the very last woman a man like JT would be interested in- he hates shallow females and has determined to stay well clear. A clever, well written book, with a cute beauty and the beast storyline!

Hannah Richards is fun and entertaining from the beginning. She grabs you and you want to know more about her, so you keep turning the pages!\\r\\nJ. T Tucker is a grump with a large heart to do the right thing but not fall in love!!\\r\\nThe mystery of human attraction!?! Karen Witemeyer is a writer that I really enjoy. Her stories hold humour, reality and great characters. Life is explored and overcome. \\r\\n\\r\\nI know you'll love the Brides of Texas series.

A thoroughly enjoyable novel, Karen Witemeyer has produced a page turning storyline with characters that are both likeable and human. \\r\\nThe story is a refreshing change from other novels I've read, in that the characters are introduced, developed and extended throughout the book. I do like how she's managed to tie in all the loose ends and it makes for an enjoyable read which I have read again and again. Karen shows her ability to incorporate great research in the making of this novel, and it's provided unique mannerisms for her female character, especially. The only negative for this book, like others in Karen's library, is that it ended. I thoroughly enjoyed and would recommend it to anyone interested in historical Christian romance fiction.