Hatcher's 4 million readers know what they can expect from her novels: flesh and blood characters who tangle with real, complex, human emotions. As she turns her pen to writing Christian novels, Hatcher brings the added element of faith, with all the wonder and warmth that entails. The "Coming to America" series has been revised for compatibility in the Christian market.
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Hatcher's 4 million readers know what they can expect from her novels: flesh and blood characters who tangle with real, complex, human emotions. As she turns her pen to writing Christian novels, Hatcher brings the added element of faith, with all the wonder and warmth that entails. The "Coming to America" series has been revised for compatibility in the Christian market.
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All of the books in the Coming To America series are fantastic----good historical novels. BE sure to buy them all!!
tuxedo
Jun 10, 2010
Dear Lady
I have really enjoyed the whole "Coming To America" series. It kept me reading, one to the next, right on thriough. Actually I was sorry I read them so steadily because I was sad when I finished them :-) Good job, Robin.
piafinn
Dec 30, 2009
Two Different Worlds
This book takes a common enough theme: a woman of high standing from England, who comes to America to escape an arranged marriage, who comes to live on a ranch and falls in love with the ranch owner. He feels she will never adapt or that once things get difficult, she'll leave. There are town gossips, local ne'er -do- wells, and a love triangle, along with a few misunderstandings thrown in. It is a sweet story.
