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A review by hugbandit7
Devon's Choice by Catherine Bennett
4.0
an enjoyable Christian romance story! Devon works in a coffee shop but is working on establishing a graphic design business. Michael is an arrogant and shallow man that she is dating who expects everything to be handed to him. Brandon is the "nice guy" that meets Devon when he stops for coffee. And of course there is Megan the best friend and her boyfriend John...but they are minor characters.
When I first started reading this book and would come to the sections where it detailed the dates between Devon and Michael, I knew this couldn't last long. Devon's character is independent and she doesn't need a man to do things for her. I also could see that if Michael didn't get his way, that his actions could cause problems. I was glad of the way that whole situation resolved itself but not without a few "oh no" moments.
Brandon is the good guy and sets out to prove it to Devon, and even to himself. He realizes that his life isn't complete and perhaps Devon is the one that will complete that life. Both Brandon and Devon have to work through the uncertainties in their life before they will ever be happy with themselves or each other.
I enjoyed every bit of this and wouldn't hesitate to read something by this author again.
When I first started reading this book and would come to the sections where it detailed the dates between Devon and Michael, I knew this couldn't last long. Devon's character is independent and she doesn't need a man to do things for her. I also could see that if Michael didn't get his way, that his actions could cause problems. I was glad of the way that whole situation resolved itself but not without a few "oh no" moments.
Brandon is the good guy and sets out to prove it to Devon, and even to himself. He realizes that his life isn't complete and perhaps Devon is the one that will complete that life. Both Brandon and Devon have to work through the uncertainties in their life before they will ever be happy with themselves or each other.
I enjoyed every bit of this and wouldn't hesitate to read something by this author again.