Unexpected by Karen Tuft

September 20, 2013 | 4 Comments
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Eleven years ago, Ross McConnell was devastated by the betrayal of the woman of his dreams. Time does not heal all wounds, and after more than a decade, Ross is no closer to finding love. When his well-meaning family attempts to play match maker, he concedes by creating a list detailing his perfect mate: A member of the Church. Beauty-queen looks. College educated. Never married. Perhaps he’ll give love another try, if such perfection exists. . .

Natalie Forrester is no stranger to heartache. After two failed marriages, the beautiful single mother of three is determined to make it on her own. Without a college degree, she starts at the bottom: working as a housekeeper may not be glamorous, but it’s her first exhilarating step toward independence. And Natalie’s most recent cleaning job is ideal—the guy is always out of town, and the pay will go a long way toward supporting her missionary son. Maybe luck is finally on her side.

And then Ross and Natalie meet . . . and meet again. And following a series of awkward encounters, Ross is shocked by his growing attraction for this woman. Natalie couldn’t be further from his ideal woman, and she is firm in her determination to keep her heart closed to love. But as their tenuous friendship develops and deepens, will the unlikely pair have the courage to set aside the disappointments of the past to catch hold of a bright new future?

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Title: Unexpected

Author: Karen Tuft

Publisher: Covenant

Release Date: September 2, 2013

ISBN: 978-1608612291

Formats: 304 pages, 6×9, softcover; e-book

Genre: Contemporary Romance



4 responses to “Unexpected by Karen Tuft

  1. The title of this book is UNEXPECTED…and this book really is UNEXPECTED!
    So many unexpected twists in the story you are not really sure the book is going to turn out the way you expected.
    I really, really, really, liked this book!

  2. Gayle Humpherys

    Really enjoyed this LDS novel with a sort of Cinderella feel to it. Pretty predictable (not surprisingly) and the ending felt a bit rushed, but a fun story.

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