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Book Review: A Matter of Trust by Susan May Warren





I love Susan May Warrens Books. The Deep Haven series is a favorite of mine. I have read the previous books in this series and devoured them, but for some reason I really had a hard time getting into this book. I would pick it up. Read a little bit. Set it down, and repeat. That's not my reading style! Usually I pick a book up and read it as much as I can until I have finished it. But I just had a hard time getting fully immersed in this story. I think part of the issue is that there was a lot of carry over from the previous books. (This book is the Third in her Montana Rescue Series) I struggled remembering each couple and their issues, and the mystery(s) that had went through all of the series. I really like it when story lines are wrapped up in one book, and not carried all the way through. I'm guessing she wanted to build interest and make sure people kept coming back for more, but for me, I would have preferred that each story line was wrapped up in one book. Its just too much to keep track of for me personally. Part of my issue might also be that I've been reading like a fiend this summer trying to get in my hours for the summer book club so I have many, MANY characters and plot lines floating around in my head!

Even though this book wasn't a solid win for me, I will still read whatever Susan May Warren puts out!!

Thanks to Revell for providing me with a free copy of this book in exchange for my honest opinions!


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