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Title:Falling In Love With Her Husband
Author:Ruth Ann Nordin
Book Format:Paperback
Book Edition:Deluxe Edition
Pages:Pages: 286 pages
Published:April 24th 2009 by CreateSpace (first published November 20th 2007)
Categories:Romance. Historical Romance. Historical. Westerns
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Todd Brothers loves Ann Statesman with a love that is tender and passionate. He would do anything for her, so when she asks him to take her with him to Jamestown, North Dakota, his heart cannot refuse her, though he knows she marries him to get out of Virginia where the memory of Kent Ashton and Rebecca Johnson's engagement will finally escape her mind.Todd hopes that given time, she will learn to love him, so he determines to be the kind of husband God wants him to be. In his desire to be patient for her heart to open up to him, he allows her to wait until she's ready before consummating their marriage, for he longs for her to want him. Though the waiting period is rough, he learns that love means putting her needs before his own. Just as Jesus Christ is patient with His bride, the Church, Todd will be patient with her.Just when he believes she has finally given her heart fully to him, Kent returns and threatens to shatter the hopes he had that she might want to be with him instead of Kent. When he sees her kissing Kent, he wishes to believe that Kent forced the kiss, but can he dare to hope she tells the truth and does love him? Or will their fragile marriage be torn apart?

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Original Title: Falling in Love With Her Husband: A North Dakota Historical Romance
ISBN: 1441492461 (ISBN13: 9781441492463)
Edition Language: English
Characters: Todd Brothers, Ann Statesman, Kent Ashton, Rebecca Johnson


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I enjoyed this story. Todd and Ann were rally good together (by the middle). Ann was a little annoying in the beginning, but then she's a teenager and I guess I was annoying when I was that age too. I read Eye of the Beholder 1st and loved it so I came back and bought this one. I enjoyed it too! It was a nice, romantic read, I'm happy I bought it.

Nothing but love for a book where the H unashamedly cries when he thinks he might lose his love. Really refreshing change from the typical d-bags who bang out their man-pain.I liked too that the author showed them slowly developing a deeper friendship that lead to love on both sides. Only one real issue for me. (view spoiler)[The villain drama felt like it came out of nowhere. I didn't understand why Kent suddenly chased the h over several states after he'd been the one to dump her. It was kinda

This is a story that takes a bit of concentration to read. The "speaker" changes with every chapter. Which is probably the best way to get this story told. The main characters take awhile to warm up to each other but things have a way of working out for the best even if it doesn't follow the persons plans.

Loved it. Worth the read.

Todd knows his father planned on him taking over the bank in Richmond Virginia where he grew up but he felt God leading him to Jamestown North Dakota to be a farmer. He was in love with Ann, his sisters best friend, but she loved another and even when Kent dropped her for another he knew that Ann still loved Kent and not him. So he would go to North Dakota alone.When he told Ann he was leaving after they graduated and that he loved her but knew she did not love him, Ann decided to beg him to

This was a good story about a man and a woman making a new life for themselves in North Dakota. He was escaping from a life and a job working for his father's bank which he hated. She was escaping from a former love who broke her heart. I liked how the heroine Ann was finally able to realize that marriage is more than just two people loving each other, and that love is a choice as well as an emotion. Both of them had some growing up to do. While it wasn't an angst ridden read, it was a

3.5 stars. It was a nice story. A little too long perhaps, but it had some sweet moments and I liked the way things gradually changed between the hero and heroine.