Review: Faith - Helen Scott Taylor

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Faith (Beach Brides #11)

Review: Faith - Book #11 Beach Brides Series - Helen Scott Taylor - August 2017
A few years ago Faith went on a vacation with her online book club, and they decided on a dare and whim to put a message in a bottle, chuck it into the ocean with the idea of looking for love.  Her bottle has ended up in Scotland and has been found by a young boy named Fergus Mackenzie. Hew has been living in the shadow of his siblings, raising a boy that the mother decided she didn't want, and this has caused him to turn his back on love and working on his family's estate.  It's Christmas time, and Fergus gives his dad the message in the bottle as he wants his dad to be happy.  Fergus decides to hurry up his dad by finding Faith himself, as she happens to be not so far away from them in. Faith trains military and rescue dogs and is an animal lover. This causes Fergus to go missing and Faith to return him to his Aunty Megan and then eventually as a thank you, Faith is invited to the estate for dinner and supper. From here, you can see the chemistry developing between Hew and Faith. I also loved how Faith was able to encourage Hew and open his heart to possibilities including developing his artistic side.  If you like true love romance stories and fate loves, then check out this book in the Beach Bride Message in a Bottle series "Faith."





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