Margaret's Dove Paperback – May 22, 2018

I loved everything about this book! If you are looking for a great love story that is sadly tangled up by family issues and not-so-nice characters that create suspense then read this book. Quick, easy reading with characters that you will love. The last section (there are four) will keep you reading into the wee hours because you just have to get to the end! Which is surprising and exciting all in one! I highly recommend this book!!

A touching story of two young people torn between devotion to their faith, duty to parental expectations and their forbidden love and the stigma and shame of domestic violence. Set at the cusp of the cultural revolution of 1970 in middle class America. A quick easy and thoroughly enjoyable read. Highly recommend.

Great storyline and flow with well-developed and fascinating characters. The geographical settings are interesting places that add to the story. Overall, it’s a captivating and enjoyable read. You won’t be disappointed!

Wonderful story ! Will keep you interested from start to finish! Didn’t realize what the ending would be like! Totally surprised! But, a great ending! Love the happy ending!

I loved the chance meetings that brought the story together and the suspense that pushed me to read through to the end- everything in life happens for a reason and this story brought us along through the characters personal growth of love, strength and courage. Extra bonus for me was my own familiarity of the era and locations

I received this book in exchange for my honest review of it. This book confused me a lot. Most of it was a nice love story that I felt was really very sappy and went a bit overboard for me, but then near the end of the book the domestic violence started. The domestic violence was really bad. Then when the end of the book came, I was really confused again. I'm not REALLY sure how the book ended.

This book takes you on a wonderful journey and has the perfect ending. I loved the story and recommend the book.

This story is pithy and poorly written. The characters lack depth and the author does not seem to have a grasp of how to tell a tale. It reads like the flat, one-dimensional writing of an undereducated teenager.