Tuesday, May 6, 2014

"Meant to be Mine," by Becky Wade

"Meant to be Mine," by Becky Wade

Ty Porter has always been irresistible to Celia Park. All through high school--irresistible. When their paths cross again after college--still irresistible. This time, though, Ty seems to feel exactly the same way about Celia. Their whirlwind romance deposits them at a street-corner Las Vegas wedding chapel.

The next morning they wake to a marriage certificate and a dose of cold reality. Celia's ready to be Ty's wife, but Ty's not ready to be her husband. He's a professional bull rider, he lives on the road, and he's long planned to settle down with the hometown girl he's known since childhood.

Five and a half years pass. Celia's buried her dreams so that she can afford to raise her daughter. Ty's achieved all of his goals. Or thought he had, until he looks again into the eyes of the woman he couldn't forget and into the face of the child he never knew he had.


How much will Ty sacrifice to win back Celia's trust and prove to her that their spontaneous marriage can still become the love of a lifetime?

Just loved this book, it was such a romantic book and you got hooked onto the story right away.  You couldn't help but fall in love with Addie, she was such a precious little thing.  You want Celia and Ty to get back together even if they don't want to.  It's one of those books that despite thinking it could never happen to you, this could actually happen in real life.  It was also a good story to show you how sometimes you have to fight and do whatever to win the love and trust of someone.

Stars out of 5 : 4.5 Great book to read, one you don't want to put down and one where at times you just want to bang Celia's and Ty's heads together to make them see sense.  Well worth the read in my opinion.


"Book has been provided courtesy of Baker Publishing Group and Graf-Martin Communications, Inc. 

Available at your favourite bookseller from Bethany House, a division of Baker Publishing Group".

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