In Pursuit Of Dreams

Rating:
Summary: Has a few warm spots
Review: This book, the third of this series has a few warm spots. But just as the other two book, lacks enthusiasm and pazaz to keep you interested in the story line. Unlike the first two this one has what I would call calmness throuhout and for the first time in reading any of JM's books, I didn't want to puke at the plot or characters. Although she still has weak characters and an even weaker storyline, I was able to read this really long saga all the way through. It contained a bit of humor with the drinking saga on the front porch with Catherine, and Jace didn't seem to be such an air-head in this story. It was basically a union or committment-wedding tale and sent the couple off on a honeymoon. There seem to be more editing on this book then the first two efforts. But unfortunatelly, the grammarical structure of the writing still isn't up to book quality or worth the purchase price. My recommendation is, if you don't have anything else to read, then you might as well read this, but if you want to spend your money on an interesting, well written novel, you might want to purchase one by Lori Lake, Melissa Goods or Peggy J. Herring and get your money's worth.