Smitten is a fictional story about four women on a mission to revamp their hometown, Smitten, Vermont. The town's life-sustaining mill closes, and they realize that they can capitalize on tourism with an idea to turn Smitten into a romance capital. Throughout this journey they each find their own hearts unexpectedly opened to love.
This was an interesting book. It had a good premise, broken up into 4 parts, one part per main character. The book had a nice flow even though the individual stories kept changing. The characters were well developed, full of life and quirkiness.
Honestly, it was an easy read, not too stressful or challenging to experience. It is an original idea, fun and fresh. Some might be a little bored with the plot line, but I will remind you, it is named Smitten. The fact this is a Christian romance novel should be a no brainer.
If you are looking for a book that is not too heavy in nature, inspiring, and maybe even a little escapist, this is the book for you.
4 stars out of 5
This book was provided to me for free by Book Sneeze, contingent on a non-biased review.
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