You will love Getting to know Scott and Natalie they are the most outstanding couple i have ever read. This was a great conclusion to the end of the seris but i wished there was more to them. i couldnt beleive when i found out that this was the end i want to see what will happen to RUTHIE and STICK they have gotten so close together and with Scott and Natalie. They all have a great love that can never end. I wish there was more to this series.

(Yeah, that was obvious; sorry, it was also irresistible.) This was a wonderful conclusion to a wonderful series--I can't believe I'm the first to review it. I would recommend all the White Dove books to any teenage girl--not a "bad apple" in the bunch! This final book does a great job wrapping up without telling you everything, leaving just a little to your imagination. Many warm thanks to Yvonne Lehman and I hope that she writes another series soon! I wish, though, there had been one more book in this series--the final pages open a whole new storyline that was definitely resolved *far* too quickly. (Won't say any more, other than it has to do with memories--I don't want to give anything away.) Oh well--it was just a minor disappointment, and certainly not enough to knock my overall series' rating down from five zealous stars.

I really loved it. Any book about Christian romances is a must have for me. I loved how it all turned out. I'm saving my money right now so that I can buy the second book.

I absolutely loved this book! I couldn't put it down! Natalie, the main character, is my hero! This book encourages Christian faith and especially sexual abstinence. The White Dove group, started by Natalie's church youth group and encouraging sexual abstinence, has to do with a lot of the book. "Tornado Alley" is suspenseful, witty, and very enlightening, while at the same time romantic. I heartily reccomend this book

My friend lent me the book and I thought I wouldn't really like it as much as she does. But when I started it I couldn't put the book down. It was a struggle to put it down. It was probably the best book I've ever read. I recommend it to everyone

I highly recommend this book to any reader who loves inspirational romances! Each story combines romance, love, relationships and Christian faith. "Speak Now or Forever Hold Your Peace" by Veda Boyd Jones conquers love at first sight and its consequences. In Sally Laity's "Once Upon a Dream" the fact that love is not just for the young is dealt with elegantly. "Something Old, Something New" by Yvonne Lehman proves that matchmakers know a thing about love. Louree Lough's "Wrong Church, Wrong Wedding" shows that accidents are not always bad. Each of these stories are great, but "Speak Now.." and "Wrong Church..." are my favorites! Read this book now!

I wish I could give this book more than five stars! All four stories in this anthology are perfectly enjoyable and leave you with that "feel good" ending! "A Whole New World" finds Amber Jennings leaving her small town job for the glamor of a big city modelling agency. "The Fruit of Her Hands" finds "Henry" (Henrietta) at a loss when homefront domestic skills are needed and she is in charge of estate settlements at a major bank. Her attempts at cooking are rare bits of great humor! "A Matter of Faith" finds Rachel Peterson helping a widower while she still struggles from her own loss while trying to raise a young daughter. "Eagles For Anna" finds Anna Giles searching Tennessee backroads for her roots, waking up in a rented motor home and frightened by a bear who wants in! If I had a daughter I'd recommend these stories to her and share my enjoyment! Don't Miss This One!!! -Deborah S. Embree in Nashville....

I truly love stories from the 1800s and early 1900s, but the way Barbour Publishing took four authors and made one story flow so beautifully simply overwhelms me. I was there with the characters -- fell in love with them and cried with them.

Scott is the sweetest Christian guy around and Natalie definately deserves him. They're persfect for each other! Poor Scott has a horrible past, and not the best family. Thankfully Natalie knwos that he can't helps that and loves him anyways. I loved how it told what both Scott and Natalie were thinking because they both liked each other, but weren't sure if the other one did.

EXCELLENT!

This series is FANTASTIC! I got the first book but I wasn'tquite sure I would like it. I was pleasantly surprised!! This is agreat series with some brand new character development and some unique plots. My only criticism of the series would be the conclusion of this book, The ending seemed to be suddenly thrust in to "get the book done." But don't let that deter you from buying this one--they're all GREAT! (Although "Swept Away" is best.)

I have the first 4 of the White Dove Romance series and I absolutely LOVE them! My mom got them for me for my 15th birthday last year and I totally got hooked on them. I love this one called Mirror of Dreams because it is sooo awesome. Christian girls? READ THIS SERIES!!!!!

This book was the best book I read out of the first three of teh books. It is a very good book that every Christian kid should read

CAROLINA is a collection of four Christian Romance novelettes. In each story a gutsy young, unmarried woman faces a crisis too big for herself alone. God she can count on. Less reliable are various romantically available males, female friends or rivals and sometimes overly detached family members. By the end of each of these notably well plotted morality tales, a bad situation and problems are largely resolved through a new supportive social constellation.

-- Backdrop of the four short novels is Asheville, North Carolina and environs with their mountains, storms and vistas of the Southern Appalachians.

--MOUNTAIN MAN unfolds a family feud about property and deception that began with the ecological tragedy of the American chestnut tree blight. --SMOKY MOUNTAIN SUNRISE tells how Rae pretends a romance which leads her to work one summer in a camp for boys. --In CALL OF THE MOUNTAIN, Beth pledges to become a single mother. For if she does not agree in advance to adopt, then her wayward sister's unborn child will be aborted.

--WHITER THAN SNOW tells what happens high on a mountain when severely injured Jennifer is trapped alone during the blizzard of the century. Her only hope for surviving lies with Rick, the guilt driven volunteer fireman whose reckless driving had caused her injuries.

--CAROLINA is four short novels about lusty men and women whose flesh wars daily with their spirits. Every tale supplies material that could be adapted for a television mini-series, feature film or opera in the spirit of WEST SIDE STORY or AMAHL AND THE NIGHT VISITORS.

If you like what we call the sweet romances (no sex, no violence), you'll enjoy these four novellas that make up the book Carolina. Lehman's vivid description of the southeast, especially the mountains, enables readers to be there. No travelogue information that feels as if the words came off a brochure, Lehman infuses just enough detail to make readers sense how it feels to wade in clear mountain streams or trek along the paths of the Blue Ridge Mountains. But above all, of course, these are four distinct and cleverly plotted romances.

This is a priceless addition to the series; it was so nice to see some real development on the character of Cissy Stiles--finally! I always knew she was "more than just a pretty face." :-) For those of us who don't read a good book just once, there is lots here to pour over again and again, just like the rest of the series. Cissy takes the spotlight due her with all her innate poise and flourish. And yet Natalie is really the one who, quietly but faithfully, wins first place in our hearts. Which, of course, is as it should be.

Natilie Anisworth is awsome. She is a great Cristian and has a perfect life! This 4th book keeps you on your toes and won't let you put it down!