His Forever Love (Love Inspired)

I bought this lovely book for my Mom. She couldn’t stop talking about it. I feel as thought I’ve read it now.

Missy Tippens just cannot write fast enough to suit me. She's got a wonderful way with words that make every sentence worth reading and makes me want to linger, but at the same time the big story needs to be read fast so I can find out what happens. She really surprised me with an ending that was unexpected and fresh and fun. Excellent.

I didn't know how I could love this book better than the first, but I did. Missy writes a quaint setting that makes you want to live there. And her characters are people you'd want to be friends with. Excellent romance with sweet moments that brought ready smiles. Satisfying read! I'm looking forward to Missy's next books!

I hope this doesn't show up twice but I keep getting booted offline. Storms. Anyway, if this shows up twice, I'll delete one. I didn't know how I could love this book better than the first, but I did. Missy writes a quaint setting that makes you want to live there. And her characters are people you'd want to be friends with. Excellent romance with sweet moments that brought ready smiles. Satisfying read! I'm looking forward to Missy's next books!

Missy Tippens doesn't disappoint us with her second novel following her debut novel Her Unlikely Family. Again, we find in His Forever Love that small town charm which brings a warm, happy feeling as you read. Don't we all want to get away from the hustle and bustle in our lives? Join Bill and Lindsey as they discover how to do that as they fall in love again after holding hands around the Forever Tree. And explore Granny Bea's love of family and life in spite of the difficulties of aging. I love Missy's development of characters and the tenderness she builds in the plot. For a great "feel good" read that you can't put down, pick up this book.

The characters in His Forever Love were some of my favorites. Who couldn't love the geek who turned hunky, successful professor. Bill still had some doubts when it came to leading lady Lindsay, but that made him even sweeter. Granny Bea reminded me of my own grandmother, who won't be stopped from doing what she wanted to do no matter how many times she fell on the ground or out of the attic. And then there's Lindsay, duped at the altar by the guy she thought was perfect for her, then duped by her best friend Bill, is living the single life believing her life is made up of taking care of Granny, her father, her brothers and nephews along with running Jolly Time Day Care Center. But there's more to Lindsay than dedicated care-giver. She's determined to keep Granny in Magnolia and will stoop to all levels to derail Bill's plans of returning to Boston with Granny. She's also determined not to listen to her best friend swearing she's meant to end up with Bill all because they held hands around the forever tree. But Donna Rae's got that feeling and Lindsay knows when her best friend gets one of those feelings, she usually right. In His Forever Love, I wasn't sure how things were going to end up. The characters were set in their ways and determined to follow the way they thought was best. Some parts of this story made me giggle. Some places made me get a lump in my throat. All in all, it was a book that kept be interested and up until 2 am reading because I had to be sure of how it would end. Well done, Missy! Well done!