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The Most Eligible Bachelor Romance Collection by Amanda Barratt "et al" Review

 Good Morning Sweet Friends :)

I pray today finds you all doing well, and I'm so thankful you've all taken the time to drop on by The Preppy Book Princess today for another book review.

I'm Kirby, and I'm excited you're here.

I love getting to share all about books with you all, and today's review is actually for a fun title that I happened to stumble upon in a little free library in my hometown.

I can't wait to tell you guys all about this one, and I hope you'll keep on reading down below for my full review.


The Most Eligible Bachelor Romance Collection by Amanda Barratt, Erica Vetsch, Kathleen Y'Barbo, Cynthia Hickey, Shannon McNear, Gabrielle Meyer, Connie Stevens, Gina Welborn, and Susanne Dietze:



Source: Little Free Library

Publisher: Barbour Books

Publication Date: May 1st, 2015

Genre: Christian Fiction/Historical Fiction/Novella Collection


Synopsis:


Meet nine men from bygone days who have all the qualities of a true hero and who all the single ladies wish to court—though some are unassuming and overlooked until their worth is revealed. The socialite, the architect, the doctor, the masked vigilante, the missionary, the postmaster, archaeologist, the wealthy widower, and the heir can have their pick of brides, but which one will they choose?

(synopsis from goodreads)



My Review:

I stumbled upon this title in a little free library in my hometown, and wow was this ever a pleasant surprise. I'm often not a huge fan of novella collections as usually I either end up feeling like the stories aren't developed enough for the short word count, or I end up only liking a few of the included ones. However, never before have I picked up a novella collection where I truly adored each and every title.

While each story is short and sweet, they were also heartwarming and swoon worthy, and each pointed to the importance of faith no matter what the circumstances may bring. I'm not going to review each individual title as I don't want this review to be as long as the book itself, but I will say that The Archeologist's Find was my personal favorite, although I ended up loving each one in its own way.

If you're looking for a clean, faith based novella collection that will tug at your heart strings, and leave you with a big smile on your face while you cheer on many happily ever afters, then this is definitely the book for you.

Final Rating: 4/5.


Thanks so much for reading guys! I pray you all have a great rest of your day :)

This is not a sponsored post. All thoughts and opinions are my own. The photo does not belong to me, and all rights to the respective owners. 



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