His Small-Town Girl (Eden, OK Series #1) (Love Inspired #449) Mass Market Paperback – May 27, 2008

The book was is great condition, shipped fast & at a wonderful price. The Eden, OK series has wonderful love stories of each sibling, finding their love in a small town.

Great book! The Love Inspired books always has stories that are "safe" without compromising situations and have a happy ending. It is enjoyable reading.

This book was going to get a five until I got to the last chapter. I enjoyed the book from the first page to the last, but the pace suddenly picked up near the end and it all seemed rushed. First they were happily engaged, then suddenly they were rushing off to Dallas to take care of his family problems WITH her brothers' blessings. It all seemed rushed to me, and my head was spinning by the time it was all over...Tyler's family's change of heart also was a bit unbelievable. They hated the fact he was dating a girl from the "other side of the tracks," then all of a sudden they were all loving each other and hugging and one happy family...I enjoyed reading about Tyler and Charlotte's falling in love. It was sweet! I loved how they parted only to discover they couldn't live without each other. I loved how she accepted his proposal without hesitation...I can't wait to read the next book!

Two people from totally different worlds and values will touch your heart while they struggle with their growing feelings for each other and their beliefs. Anyone who has felt the pressure of life and responsibility will relate to Tyler. The author does a excellent job of helping him learn about faith and how his beliefs can be his strength and guide. For Charlotte she blossoms and grows, while feeling threatened when her calm, planned life it challenged with her chance with a future in Tyler's world outside her comfort zone. A highly recommended book and a keeper. Loved it!

Arlene James invites us into the world of Eden, OK, a small, friendly town with with colorful inhabitants. Ty, our hero is a rich, powerful executive who should have looked down his nose at Charlotte and her family but instead receives their friendship with appreciation and recognizes that they hold claim to riches that he lacks - faith and a loving family. Fortunately Charlotte is available to teach him a thing or two about both.His Small-Town Girl is a book you can get lost in, with characters that jump off the pages, an emotionally compelling plot and settings so well described, you can see them. I greatly enjoyed this book and am halfway through the equally delightful sequel, Her Small-Town Hero. Already, I'm sure that both books are keepers.