About Summer's List:
For a single girl in her 30s who longs to be married, it can be easy to feel a little lost when all your princes keep turning into frogs. Anita Higman details the twists and turns, triumphs and failures, in one young woman's search for love in her new book,Summer's List.
After breaking her engagement with a rising politician, Summer Snow is adrift in life and love. Again. Summer's wise grandmother---hoping to help her granddaughter---offers her a list of goals and adventures to fulfill, telling her that she must carry out the list with her long-lost childhood friend, Martin Langtree.
Some of the items on her grandmother's list are---take a hot air balloon ride, build a tree house, sing in public, find a treasure, befriend a dog, learn how to whistle, and kiss someone you love. Martin is happy to help Summer with the list, but unfortunately, his two younger brothers---who are addicted to the lavish lifestyle given to them by their older brother---will do anything to keep Martin from following through with the life-list and falling in love with Summer.
In the end, God helps Martin learn how to deal with his overindulged brothers, and the list of adventures helps Summer to find her true calling in life. She also discovers that her dearest childhood companion, Martin Langtree, who made the ideal friend when they were growing up, could now make the ideal husband.
My thoughts:
I found this entertaining to be an entertaining about an old friendship that ends up turning into a romance and a family torn apart by betrayal that learns about the meaning of forgiveness. You gotta love a grandmother who loves her granddaughter so much that she makes her a bucket list with things to do. I gotta say that I was crying with Summer when she was singing her granny Snow's favorite hymm. It was entertaining to see how Summer and Martin understood each other from the beginning of their friendship as children and how it seemed like they had really never been apart for 20 years. Purchase a copy of this book on Amazon.
After breaking her engagement with a rising politician, Summer Snow is adrift in life and love. Again. Summer's wise grandmother---hoping to help her granddaughter---offers her a list of goals and adventures to fulfill, telling her that she must carry out the list with her long-lost childhood friend, Martin Langtree.
Some of the items on her grandmother's list are---take a hot air balloon ride, build a tree house, sing in public, find a treasure, befriend a dog, learn how to whistle, and kiss someone you love. Martin is happy to help Summer with the list, but unfortunately, his two younger brothers---who are addicted to the lavish lifestyle given to them by their older brother---will do anything to keep Martin from following through with the life-list and falling in love with Summer.
In the end, God helps Martin learn how to deal with his overindulged brothers, and the list of adventures helps Summer to find her true calling in life. She also discovers that her dearest childhood companion, Martin Langtree, who made the ideal friend when they were growing up, could now make the ideal husband.
My thoughts:
I found this entertaining to be an entertaining about an old friendship that ends up turning into a romance and a family torn apart by betrayal that learns about the meaning of forgiveness. You gotta love a grandmother who loves her granddaughter so much that she makes her a bucket list with things to do. I gotta say that I was crying with Summer when she was singing her granny Snow's favorite hymm. It was entertaining to see how Summer and Martin understood each other from the beginning of their friendship as children and how it seemed like they had really never been apart for 20 years. Purchase a copy of this book on Amazon.
About Anita Higman:
This best-selling and award-winning author has forty books published. She's been a Barnes & Noble "Author of the Month" for Houston and has a BA in the combined fields of speech communication, psychology, and art. Anita loves good movies, traveling to exotic places like Australia, the Alps, and Newfoundland. Connect with Anita on her website and Facebook
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