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Lonnie | 2/18/2014
" Loved it...can't wait to read the next one! "
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Janna | 2/12/2014
" Robin Lee Hatcher is such a diverse writer. She encompasses so many different genres and her books are just a pleasure to read. One of my all time favorites books is Robin's book "Ribbon of Years" for the originality she uses in her writing style. A good example of women's fiction is her recent book "A Perfect Life", but "A Vote of Confidence" looked different than anything I had previously read by Robin so I was excited to see what it would bring to the table. Here again Robin shows her diversity in styles as she presents a book that takes us back in time and introduces us to a single woman in a time when women have the right to vote, but that is about it. Gwen gets challenged to run for mayor and even though it has never happened... anywhere... she decides to go ahead and run. The initial reason is that the only person running for mayor was the town drunk. At the same time that Gwen decides to run, another person throws their hat in the ring. He is a new person to the area and is trying to start a new business in the area. Lo and behold Gwen finds herself falling for her opponent. That can never work... can it?
A fun read in the same vein as Deeanne Gist or Cathy Marie Hake... I really enjoyed this book - a new winner from Robin Lee Hatcher! "
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Freyja | 2/10/2014
" this was a very easy read. This is another that my husband downloaded for me. It has a christian undertone to it which at first I was skeptical about but as i continued to read. i was pleasantly surprised that it wasn't a preachy book but it showed How Gwen and Morgan lived by their faith and learned to love by those values as well. I really ended up enjoying the values in this book. I am curious to see what the next book will be like and to see what Happens with Gwen's sister. "
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Bunni | 1/21/2014
" It was a good early 20th century love story. I was smiling all the time :-) Fun characters! "
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Susan | 1/11/2014
" I really enjoyed this one! Very nice summer read :) "
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Robin | 12/9/2013
" This was also a cheap book on Kindle. It was okay. I read it and wasn't sorry that I did, but I don't have any desire to read it again. "
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Kim | 12/1/2013
" I absolutely love Robin's books She is really a great writer! "
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Kathy | 10/24/2013
" Very good about the turn of the century in the west. Loved the detail and a woman running for office. "
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Rachel | 9/18/2013
" A fun clean historical romance. A good book if you don't want to think much and be entertained. Which sometimes, I do! "
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Lillie | 9/11/2013
" I'm not always a fan of historical romance, but I really enjoyed this inspirational story. It also made me appreciate how far women have come in the last hundred years. "
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Ally | 8/26/2013
" Awsome book! I can't wait to read the next! "
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Skeeter | 8/25/2013
" good, it held my attention. "
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Carol | 8/23/2013
" I enjoyed this story set in the 1900's. A female journalist/music teacher running for Mayor of a small western town in Idaho, where women had the right to vote. Sweet romance, some intrigue and an appropriae amount of religeon for the story. "
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Katherine | 8/10/2013
" Nice story. I liked it! "
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Sarah | 5/28/2013
" Cute, but didn't do much for me. "
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Rachel | 5/23/2013
" I really enjoyed this series. I thought it was well thought out and really fun to read. "
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Brenda | 11/22/2012
" Got this one as a freebie through my Kindle App. I was really surprised at how quickly I was involved with the characters in the story. Good light read. "
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Sarah | 10/17/2012
" A cute, historical story that was well-researched and fun. I needed a quick, light read and this was nice. The characters had depth and the small town was very well done. "
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Cathy | 7/23/2012
" Very good read. Loved the historical information regarding women in politics in the early 1900's and the fact that it was written with a Christian perspective. I would recommend this book for anyone who wants an easy, fun read. "
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Tamey | 5/29/2012
" A truly enjoyable mild romance. Christian romance lit. Very sweet and definitly gets you invested in the characters in the book. Made me look forward to the next in this series as I already care about what is happening to the heroine of that book. "
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Susan | 5/10/2011
" I really enjoyed this one! Very nice summer read :)
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Lonnie | 5/6/2011
" Loved it...can't wait to read the next one!
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Tamey | 4/24/2011
" A truly enjoyable mild romance. Christian romance lit. Very sweet and definitly gets you invested in the characters in the book. Made me look forward to the next in this series as I already care about what is happening to the heroine of that book.
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Susan | 12/16/2010
" I really enjoyed reading about the history of women's rights to vote and run for office. Plus there was just enough romance and mystery involved. I'm looking forward to reading the next book in the series.
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Rachel | 11/19/2010
" I really enjoyed this series. I thought it was well thought out and really fun to read.
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Mary | 8/10/2010
" It was cute and nice and an easy, refreshing read. I needed it after reading some "heavy" story lines.
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Lillie | 8/2/2010
" I'm not always a fan of historical romance, but I really enjoyed this inspirational story. It also made me appreciate how far women have come in the last hundred years.
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Lucy | 6/21/2010
" Excellent easy read about young woman who was not afraid to be first mayor in US. Loved the story, never a boring moment. Looking forward to reading her next 2 in sequence!
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Marnie | 6/16/2010
" I'm ready for book 2. I liked this first installment.
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Brenda | 6/10/2010
" Got this one as a freebie through my Kindle App. I was really surprised at how quickly I was involved with the characters in the story. Good light read.
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Carol | 5/31/2010
" I enjoyed this story set in the 1900's. A female journalist/music teacher running for Mayor of a small western town in Idaho, where women had the right to vote. Sweet romance, some intrigue and an appropriae amount of religeon for the story.
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