Name: Once upon a Buggy
ISBN: 9781496739865

Shelley Shepard Gray

Once upon a Buggy

Quickie Review-May Contain Spoilers, Fair Warning Upon Reading This Review

This was absolutely a delightful read. I really went into this one blind and color me surprise when this was a family feud type of romance. It was quite interesting seeing this type of setup. It also had some aspects of Cinderella too it in some ways with the heroine working all the time and doing all the chores. So in that respect it definitely had connection to it. I found the story between these two to be sweet and dramatic and had some dynamic conflicts. My biggest issue with this one is the romantic connection could have been a bit stronger and also the conflict on the family feud didn't really feel that resolved to me. So I would have liked to see more focus on that being resolved. And in this one we also see two stories, as it features two siblings and each of them finding their HEA with their next door neighbors whom they have a feud with it. I did respect how the disability aspect of the story was handled. The hero had suffered severe burns and the author really build his background on this very well. And while this one was far from perfect, I thoroughly enjoyed it and eager to try more of this author. She is fun to read for a Amish read.

Lover of Romance 

Quickie Review-May Contain Spoilers, Fair Warning Upon Reading This Review

This was absolutely a delightful read. I really went into this one blind and color me surprise when this was a family feud type of romance. It was quite interesting seeing this type of setup. It also had some aspects of Cinderella too it in some ways with the heroine working all the time and doing all the chores. So in that respect it definitely had connection to it. I found the story between these two to be sweet and dramatic and had some dynamic conflicts. My biggest issue with this one is the romantic connection could have been a bit stronger and also the conflict on the family feud didn't really feel that resolved to me. So I would have liked to see more focus on that being resolved. And in this one we also see two stories, as it features two siblings and each of them finding their HEA with their next door neighbors whom they have a feud with it. I did respect how the disability aspect of the story was handled. The hero had suffered severe burns and the author really build his background on this very well. And while this one was far from perfect, I thoroughly enjoyed it and eager to try more of this author. She is fun to read for a Amish read.

Once upon a Buggy

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