Our Little Secrets by Merry Farmer
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
What have you read that is similar to this book? I have read several historical romance books but none with the exact same plot and twist wrote in by Ms. Farmer.
Is the title a good one or a poor one and why? Good title. Each of the characters had secrets they were unwilling to reveal to the other.
What lesson did you learn from the story? Never keep secrets from a spouse. He or she is the one person we need to trust the most. If we cannot trust our spouse then we need to question who we do trust.
Disclosure: I received a review copy of this book from the author.
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Book Description:
Michael West swore he would never fall in love again. So when the beautiful and wily Charlotte steps off the train looking for a new life he jumps at the business opportunity she presents. Engaged forty-five minutes after meeting, married the next day, Michael thinks he’s found everything a respectable man should have. Except that Michael is as far from respectable as they come. They agreed not to ask questions about each other’s pasts, but when the past seeps into their present Michael suspects his passionate new wife is not who she says she is. Too bad he’s already fallen in love with her.
Charlotte Baldwin has a secret. She fled Philadelphia to escape the sins of her past but someone is following her. What better way to hide than by marrying Michael West, Cold Springs, Montana’s enigmatic shopkeeper? A new name, a new life, and a passionate husband is exactly what she needs to leave her sins behind. But when it comes to keeping secrets Charlotte may have met her match in Michael. When a connection neither of them expects catches up with them, the shocking revelation means Charlotte may have run right into the arms of her enemy.
No sin stays a secret forever….
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Genre – Western Historical Romance
Rating – R
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