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Jan Richardson doesn't need anyone—especially not God. She’s built a successful career all on her own, and that's enough. So what if everyone around her is in love? She’s smart, successful, and just earned a two-week cruise to prove it. The only problem? Kyle Richardson, her arrogant coworker and biggest competition for a promotion, is on the same cruise.
Kyle Richardson has dated lots of girls, but none of the relationships lasted. He's found his way back to God and he's looking for forever. When his job sends him on a cruise with the girl who shares his last name, sparks fly. But with his dating history and her insecurities, is there any chance for them to sail away to happiness?
As soon as I learned there was to be a new installment in Karen Malley’s Chester County Couples series, I couldn’t wait to get my hands on it! I have absolutely loved the characters and scenarios Ms. Malley has created in these books, and Love In A Lifeboat was no exception. From the start, I was completely swept away on a romantic cruise ship adventure with Jan and Kyle – and I continued to be enthralled long after the cruise ended, right there with this adorable couple through all of their ups and downs. I could so relate to Jan and her insecurities. I loved her final realization that past mistakes don’t define a person. I also loved secondary characters, Maggie and Thomas. I appreciated their wisdom and kindness. Every young couple needs friends like them! As always, the author’s faith message is clear, and so gently and beautifully delivered. Love In A Lifeboat may just be Karen Malley’s best book yet!
Karen Malley has done it again. This is Book 3 in her Chester County Couples series, and it is as delightful as the rest. If you haven’t read the previous books in the series, do yourself a favor and put this one down, read the earlier ones, then pick this one up again. You will meet characters in each book who will become your friends, and you’ll see them again in subsequent stories. It’s a delightful way to construct a series and see what happens after the happily-ever-after (OK, that was a spoiler!). The author dedicated this book to her husband, who took her on a cruise to conduct “research” for this story. What a guy! It certainly paid off. The attention to detail was very well done. I’m not sure the story could have been penned by someone who had never been on a cruise ship. I didn’t want to leave Kyle and Jan, and I look forward to catching up with them in the next installment. I wonder what clever, alliterative title Ms. Malley will come up with? And where her husband will take
