If marriage was an occupation, Constance was determined to enjoy her search for employment. Men, after all, made it easy to fall in love. Sadly, though, they also made it just as difficult to stay in love. Constance was not going to settle for an ordinary life as a wife. She just had to convince a certain someone as well as herself that a wedding could be the beginning of some adventures instead of the end of them.

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Fresh Fiction Review by Viki Ferrell

This inspirational novel shows that true love can conquer all and that people can change their thought processes and, in turn, their lives. A perfect blend of humor, romance and a little conspiracy make this a charming story, indeed.

COURTING CONSTANCE is a wonderful tale of learning what it truly means to love someone, even if it requires letting them go. Through humorous and entertaining debacles, Cartwright takes her readers on a fun but instructive tale about the many demands true love places upon individuals. The reader feels Constance’s longing for Sir Geoffrey and her frustration when her actions only seem to result in pushing him further away. COURTING CONSTANCE is a calming, amusing read that portrays the important lesson that you can’t force love upon someone and that what’s meant to be will be, despite what you may wish.“
 

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