Sisters Found

As always Joan Johnston Has written another interesting story. It may be a old one, but it is new to me. Sisters from different mothers who finally meet- after the death of their shared sperm donor. Interesting to say the least.

I had to finish the whole book. Hard to put down and do other things.

I recently purchased this novel from my favorite retail store and I love it I stayed up all night just to finish I could not put it down. This book has gotten a lot of mixed reviews but I personally liked it.All the characters are great and I found myself Laughing Lot Loud a lot.I recommend this and all the Hawk's Way books

Family reunions and weddings should bring joy, not chaos, but the latter is what the Butler sisters find in this book. Though Faith is happy in her romance, she knows her sister, Hope is miserable as she watches Jake Whitelaw, who she has loved for ages, prepare to marry her former teacher, Amanda. Faith also knows that neither Jake nor Amanda will be happy in this marriage; Amanda is in love with Jake's brother Rabb, and Jake does love Hope, but feels he is too old for her. Yet, both are so darned honorable, they would rather go through with something that they don't want rather than cause the other the shame of being jilted. So, Faith is determined to make sure the right couples match up before four lives are ruined and hearts broken. Then, the Butler family gets a little surprise. The third daughter they gave up for adoption over twenty years ago finds her way home on the arm of Jake's cousin. Charity is naturally resentful to discover that she was given away, and the shock is a definite one for her family. It will take a lot of tears and rage for this family to unite, and there are still three weddings to make come together! ...Told so well that all of the subplots merge smoothly and none are left dangling or short changed, this realistic novel is heart warming and heart rending at the same time. Each sister, and Amanda makes for a believeable heroine, and all of the heroes are truly Texan, strong, sexy, and honorable to an almost painful degree. Fans will not be at all disappointed... Reviewed by Amanda Killgore.

I have been personally waiting for this book for almost 5 years. About drove me crazy. This was a continuation of the Hawk's Way series which is something I have followed from the beginning. As always, Ms. Johnston's book is hard to put down. I finished it one day literally. It was that good.My only complaint is that it wasn't just Jake and Hope's story instead of having the other two in it as secondary characters.