#Review The Navy SEAL's E-mail Order Bride by Cora Seton

Title: The Navy SEAL's E-mail Order Bride

Author: Cora Seton
Rating: 4 stars

I had no idea what I was going to get when I started this book. It had been a while since I'd downloaded it, so I didn't remember what it was about. All I had to go on was the title.

The premise of this book is a little quirky, but that was okay. I thought the author did a nice job of making the story line work and not seem so far fetched that the reader was rolling their eyes in disbelief. Some of my favorite parts of the book were toward the beginning where they were getting to know each other via email and Skype conversations. I loved the banter back and forth and their answers to rather intimate questions as they got to know one another.

While I loved this book I did feel as if there were a few things that knocked it down for me. One of those was that it seemed as if Mason and Regan couldn't seem to catch a break. Mason and his brothers, all of which are in the military, were put in this time sensitive situation by their great aunt. Throughout the story Mason encounters problem after problem that his great uncle created and he is expected to fix, yet none of them feel that they should convey this information to their aunt. It was frustrating.

Even with those issues, I'm still interested in reading the other books in this series and to see which ladies end up winning the other brother's hearts.

I would recommend this book to those who looking for a fun romance with a military man that will make you swoon.


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Author Bio

Cora Seton loves cowboys, country life, gardening, bike-riding, and lazing around with a good book. Mother of four, wife to a computer programmer/eco-farmer, she ditched her California lifestyle eight years ago and moved to a remote logging town in northwestern British Columbia.

Like the characters in her novels, Cora enjoys old-fashioned pursuits and modern technology, spending mornings transforming a neglected one-acre lot into a paradise of orchards, berry bushes and market gardens, and afternoons writing the latest Chance Creek romance novel on her iPad mini.

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