Search - Love Finds You in Hope Kansas

I really liked this book. It was a fun read. When six children of a widower try to find themselves a Ma and their Pa a wife, there's bound to be lots of laughter and blunders. Especially when Pa isn't looking for a wife. All the scheming fails, which leads to one last solution.

Just when Allison Stripling needs to get out of Boston and start fresh comes a letter from her brother in law who needs help with her many nieces and nephews since her sister passed away. At least, that's who Allison thought the letter was from and what better place to make a fresh start than in a town called Hope. The six cupids in this book make it a very fun read! I enjoyed it very much!

By far the best "Love finds you.." so far. The story line is cute, funny and keeps your attention. Being a social outcast because of her birth Ailson goes to Hope and tries to help with her deceased sister's children but the kids want a Mom.Rafe does not want a wife. This book is almost as funny as Cathy Marie Hake or Mary Connealy.

Scheming children, a bitter widower and a spinster aunt. Mix them together and stir and you have a fun read. Lots of missteps between Rafe and Alison adds humor and keeps your attention.
The style of writing reminded me of the writings of Mary Connealy.

I just finished this novel by Pamela Griffin about Alison, a young woman from Boston who comes west to see to her late sister's children. The children are easy to love, but their father, Rafe, is not too eager to give his heart to someone else. I really enjoyed this sweet story.