Falling in Love Seasons of the Heart Book 1 edition by Susette Williams Nathaniel Williams Religion Spirituality eBooks
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Katie Morgan has her future planned. It doesn’t include becoming serious about anyone before she achieves her goals, not even her handsome boss. Just because she does not have time to date, doesn’t mean her boss shouldn’t. Her new mission…to make her boss happy, whether or not he wants to be.
Wade McAlester fell in love with Katie the first day she walked into his clinic looking for a job. He hired her, content to settle for friendship until she lives out her dream of becoming a vet. Against his better judgment, Wade allows her to fix him up with a couple of her friends. The dates are disastrous. He can’t believe the kind of women Katie seems to think he’d enjoy spending his life with. However, when Wade’s old colleague, Dr. Laura Redmond shows up, Katie is rethinking how happy she wants her boss to be, and with whom. Definitely not the gorgeous doctor.
Seasons of the Heart novella series
Falling in Love
Winter Chill
Spring Break
Heated Summer
Falling in Love Seasons of the Heart Book 1 edition by Susette Williams Nathaniel Williams Religion Spirituality eBooks
Katie is a vet student who works for veterinarian Wade; he has loved her for years, but she tries to set him up with other girls.Best bits: They seem to have a solid moral background, talking freely about waiting on God's timing, etc., and stating concern about the ethics of Wade being Katie’s study partner while filling in as her teacher, wanting to avoid even the appearance of wrong.
Issues: Nothing here made me particularly invested in either main character. Katie comes across as rather shallow and clueless, though we are TOLD she is kind and intelligent. Wade fares a little better, with his dedicated affection for Katie, but really, why on earth give in to the set-up dates? He could at least tell Katie he loves someone who doesn't see him that way yet to get her to stop. And (SPOILER) who, on a first actual date, hijacks a dinner theater to publicly tell a girl you love them, followed immediately by a proposal? Not a fan. I didn't notice any typos, but it could be I was just too annoyed by the POV to notice. We flitted from Katie to Wade to Katie to Wade so often, It seemed like every other sentence. I can understand wanting to tell both sides of things, but this was mostly just confusing and annoying.
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Falling in Love Seasons of the Heart Book 1 edition by Susette Williams Nathaniel Williams Religion Spirituality eBooks Reviews
Katie (age 22), thinks that her friend and boss, Wade (at 30) really should settle down, so decides to fix him up with a few dates. Wade is perfectly happy to be single, because he's in love with Katie... but she's so much younger, he's her boss and he even lectures her college classes sometimes. A relationship isn't an option. This had the potential to be a nice friends-to-lovers plot (well, lovers in the Victorian sense, given that this is a Christian novel).
Unfortunately, Falling in Love is full of problems. There is constant head-hopping back and forward between the characters (to the point where I was constantly backtracking to try and work out whose thoughts I was reading) and awkward sentence constructions ("Careful not to cause the kitten, which had grown considerably in the last couple months, any more pain, he laid it down on the towel." What?).
In addition, it used unnecessary adverbs, was confusing with two characters with the same name (Margaret the wannabe model and Margaret who runs the orphanage - do they even have orphanages in America any more?), there was redundancy (big surprise that the brunette had brown hair), there were several saccharine moments of mutual admiration between the hero and heroine, and an ending that was cheesy beyond belief - even for a romance. I might have forgiven the ending if I wasn't so frustrated by the head-hopping in particular and the writing in general.
I have read another novella by Susette Williams, published in The Quakers of New Garden (Romancing America). Hers was my favourite novella of the collection, a challenging and believable story with none of the editing issues that Falling in Love has. I guess that's why I'm so disappointed in this - I know that she can do better.
Wade is in his thirties, a gifted veterinarian and single. Katie, his younger assistant and friend, can't seem to figure out why he hasn't found the love of his life yet.
Katie's obsession with finding Wade the right woman and his obsession with her collide in a very predictable, but deliciously romantic story line.
The tug of war over friendship boundaries and mounting romantic desires send Wade to prayer again and again.
Tension? Oh my goodness! The romantic tension between the characters is almost tangible. Notice I said romantic tension not sexual tension. I love the clean approach the author takes with them. The innocence of every touch and the silent prayers behind every feeling make this a story you could comfortably share with your teenage daughter.
Very well written scenes stir up the reader to root for a romance that seems to be more than a passing fancy. Wade and Katie have all the markings of forever love, if they could just get out of their heads and make a move already.
Falling In Love is a quick read full of heart. You'll swoon through each page, your eyes glued until the very last sentence and you'll no doubt put it down satisfied.
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This a Christian based book and clean as one would expect. So, I found the idea of four separate stories connected by a season theme intriguing. It reminded me of one of my all time favorite series, The wallflower series by Lisa Kleypas, if you've never read don't wait. Back to the present book I absolutely loved reading the couple. Katie was so clueless to the way Wade felt about her and the poor man had it bad. OMG, than to make it worse she tries to fix him up with her friends and I had to laugh at his second blind date as she attempts to pepper spray him and a waiter. LOL. Incidentally I read that she is a h in book 2 I believe. The story was so delightful and I couldn't wait until matters of their hearts were unveiled. The reveal is a unique idea and cute but it was taken a little too far when it was followed up with a proposal. While I think poor Wade's torment should finally reach an end after three years of silence, it was written in an odd way that made it sound generic IMO. I hate to say that as I loved everything else about the story and I hate angst but in this book it just made it so exciting waiting to see that moment. I think it was because you get Wades character sketched early in the story and your like, " Oh yea he's a goner."
Katie put him in the friend zone putting all her focus on school wanting to get her degree first that she doesn't realize how he has etched himself in her heart. It is only until the book blog promises an old friend comes to town and throws herself at him. It ends where the two make the choice to wed and I hope we get more of them in the books. Enjoy!
Katie is a vet student who works for veterinarian Wade; he has loved her for years, but she tries to set him up with other girls.
Best bits They seem to have a solid moral background, talking freely about waiting on God's timing, etc., and stating concern about the ethics of Wade being Katie’s study partner while filling in as her teacher, wanting to avoid even the appearance of wrong.
Issues Nothing here made me particularly invested in either main character. Katie comes across as rather shallow and clueless, though we are TOLD she is kind and intelligent. Wade fares a little better, with his dedicated affection for Katie, but really, why on earth give in to the set-up dates? He could at least tell Katie he loves someone who doesn't see him that way yet to get her to stop. And (SPOILER) who, on a first actual date, hijacks a dinner theater to publicly tell a girl you love them, followed immediately by a proposal? Not a fan. I didn't notice any typos, but it could be I was just too annoyed by the POV to notice. We flitted from Katie to Wade to Katie to Wade so often, It seemed like every other sentence. I can understand wanting to tell both sides of things, but this was mostly just confusing and annoying.
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