Reviews for Pilgrim's Promise

The average rating for Pilgrim's Promise based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2012-01-28 00:00:00 George Harangody Now, this book was so much better, it had characters with depth, even the confused little teenager hanging on to the hope that her actress mother who had clearly abandoned her would reconcile with her father. The heroine is a school-teacher but not a typical one and she is smart, funny and into social activism and even though she doesn't like the lawyer hero hoping to be a judge at first, since she sees him draped over a blonde and his messed up daughter, she agrees to take the job since the pay is good and before she knows it, the daughter is adjusting better and the blonde is gone and for the sake of the hero's judicial aspirations, she's wearing a rock on her finger and screaming she won't marry him even when she buys the wedding dress. I liked how even though we didn't get the hero's POV it was obvious he was hell-bent on getting her to marry him, after all he was appointed to the bench and there was no need for him to insist for her to marry him and keep her in the dark about it and the reason was obvious, love. It was realization that came later for the heroine though. I enjoyed the book.

Review # 2 was written on 2018-07-23 00:00:00 C David H Harris This was OK. At the beginning I thought the H was too much of a sleaze to ever be acceptable, but by the end, he'd convinced me.