Reviews for Marriage Lesson

The average rating for Marriage Lesson based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2012-09-06 00:00:00 Adam Weatherby This story would have earned an additional star if it wasn't for the Heroine's inconsistant mental thought processes. For the first half of the story she doesn't believe in love, doesn't believe it lasts, using her parents' example of why she will never marry - a love match which led to her mother dying unhappy and her father turning away from his family to drink and gaming. In the second half of the book, she falls in love with the hero but refuses to marry because he's not in love with her. Huh? Why is she holding out for something she doesn't beleive in - everlasting love? By the end of the book, she hasn't learned anything about the meaing of love and hasn't consciously changed her mind that love can lead to anything other than pain and unhappiness. Instead, the hero learns a lesson he didn't need. He's lived with happily married couples in his family and know everlasting love can be obtained and realizes he could find that with her. So even though the action was entertaining and amuzing (the ending has some farcial, funny stuff), the heroine's thoughts were unrealistic, illogical and absurd. Many places in the second half of the book felt like a reach to make the required word count. Frustrating to read at times.

Review # 2 was written on 2020-01-21 00:00:00 Kristopher Ferguson After the two other paperbacks that I tried and failed to read, it was a relief to find this readable. Nice enough book that I remember nothing about days after finishing it. That's it, that's the review.