Acclaimed author Lori Wick is one of the best-selling Christian fiction authors in the world, with more than two and a half million copies of her books in print, including The Proposal (K1048). When Anne Gardiner slips off a ladder, she falls-quite literally-into the arms of a handsome stranger named Robert Weston. Anne's father decides the couple must marry immediately, but Robert isn't entirely fond of that plan. The Rescue is a moving story that shows how God's love can touch each person in a unique way.
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"Excellent romantic read! Lori Wick's third shot at marriage of convenience was the best. I love Anne Gardiner's handling of the community around her and her eccentric father. I love Weston's tender care of his new wife, and his servant Mansfield's understanding of absolutely everything. I also love that all these names come straight out of Jane Austen books! Fun!"
— Judine (5 out of 5 stars)
" Second book in the series... enjoyed it more than the first... loved it. "
— Karen, 2/19/2014" I thought for sure they were married the first time... It was funny, and I love Anne she is full of independence but so sweet. Another marvelous work Lori, keep up the good work! "
— A, 2/17/2014" Awww, this book was so cute! Lori Wick does such a great job with the emotional side of characters. Anne was a perfect example of femininity also... Very fun to see how that worked in her marriage. :) "
— Kasey, 2/2/2014" Lori Wick is a talented writer. "
— Sarah, 1/16/2014" I'm having a hard time wanting to finish this book...very unrealistic...such simplistic characters...un-believable storyline...It actually would be a nice book for an eleven year old girl...I should have read it fourteen years ago... :) "
— Anna, 1/15/2014" One of the first books by Lori Wick that I read and one which made me fall in love with her way of writing from the very beginning! "
— Rhonda, 1/10/2014" This was actually the first book that I've read and can honestly say that I did not like the writing style. "
— Kelly, 12/17/2013" This is a gentle book of faith and love. "
— Toni, 12/9/2013" A fun story- again, the love after marriage romance. "
— Erika, 11/25/2013" A little less like babyfood than the first book in this series, but still nothing really to chew on. "
— Marilize, 11/20/2013" It reminded me of Courting Miss Lancaster. A good read. "
— Laura, 11/14/2013" I liked this story because I found it original due to the charcters involved they seemed very alive to me. "
— Cassandra, 10/30/2013" I wanted to smack Westin in the beginning...but overall great. "
— Arabianhorse, 10/18/2013" A good story of the era it was written to represent. A young couple who marries and then falls in love. A heartwarming story how God's love can touch each person in a unique way. "
— Fran, 9/27/2013" This was the first Christian Romance I've read, and was surprised at how much I liked it. The story is set in the 19th century England. I would read more of LorI Wicks books. "
— Cathleen, 9/22/2013" So ridiculously cheesy...completely unresarched for the time era...but still fun to read. "
— Melissa, 6/26/2013" Beautiful series "
— Melina, 6/22/2013" A most tender stiry of how God can take two broken lives and work it all out. We have to be willing first! "
— Sherry, 6/7/2013" A sweet read of an innocent time. On to book 3 of the series. "
— Jackie, 4/17/2013" An "arranged" marriage story that questions the modern views of love and commitment. "
— Margaret, 2/19/2013" It was alright, but not really really exciting. "
— Hannah, 1/3/2013" Favorite Series!!! "
— Grace, 11/20/2012" A little slow in some parts but altogether a good story. "
— Mikaylah, 9/3/2012" Another pleasant story different from the first in the series but with some of the same characters. Easy, quick read. Sweet and tender story. "
— Tiffany, 7/28/2012" Definately a Christian read. I guess I should have read the first one in the garden series because I didn't know who half the characters were and she introduced a ton at the beginning. It was good, some parts where better than others. The romance towards the end was good. Clean. "
— Kristen, 7/23/2012" great read - well written "
— Katie, 5/26/2012" This was a cute book which had the couple fall in love after they got married. They were really already there but they just didn't know it of course. nice and clean. "
— Becky, 1/14/2012" The second in this series, I really enjoyed it. "
— Katherine, 1/4/2012" I'm a sucker for an arranged marriage/ marriage of convenience that grows into love. See also The Princess by Lori Wick "
— Tara, 12/26/2011Lori Wick is the bestselling author of more than twenty-five books (3.2 million copies sold), including the popular Rocky Mountain Memories series, the Yellow Rose Trilogy, and stand-alone novels such as Pretense, The Princess, and Bamboo and Lace. She lives in Wisconsin with her husband and their three children.
Virginia Leishman successfully revived The Railway Children and other titles by E. Nesbit. She parses phrases carefully for nuance, and flavors dialogue with personality and spontaneity, as exemplified in her rendition of A. S. Byatt’s Possession. She has earned three AudioFile Earphones Awards.