Loving Lauren (West Series Book 1)

Cute story on ranch life, family, and love with some suspense and romance. I did not find any errors like other reviews posted about so maybe they've been corrected. I found it an easy read with a Happy Ever After. I will give the next two books a read.

Liked the character. Well contained into one book, but at left like it was lacking. I just wanted more throughout. Nice set up for following books for her siblings but at times left like their stuff was thrown in there just for set up and not for moving the story along.

I usually don't rate books with five stars -- but this one is worth it. The characters were fun and also believable. The sense of place was well described. I usually don't care to read book two but this one I am going to buy!

If you love Cowboys, then you will love Chase. He is one of the best, and Lauren is strong and loving and extremely stubborn, but she will also be a favorite character. Jill Sanders is a great author and you will enjoy anything that she writes.

Loving Lauren (The West Series Book 1) by Jill Sanders

Very good book to read. It is good to see how strong a young women can be to make sure shee and her sisters can make it though all sort of trouble, and see love blossom.

The story is good and the characters well developed. The relationship between the sisters is the most enjoyable part of the book. They are very different but the writer managed to show the friendship, intimacy and love between them.

Loving Lauren is the first of a romantic series. It had a little bit different story line which I liked. If you like sweet romances this one is for you. I recommend it and will read other books by this author.

I loved the book. I love the determination Lauren had as a young woman. She started not only caring for her sisters but the ranch too. It was a pleasant surprise to watch the hidden desires unroll between her and Chase.

Predictable love story. Good, light reading when you just want a diversion for a few hours. Some plot points were a bit unclear: Just why did she have to get married to be able to keep the family farm??