tHOMI'S rEVIEWS

(Reviews given before title was changed. Original title, All for the Love of Thomi)

KIMBER ~ Coffee Time Romance Review

Set among horse farms and the glamour of success and failure of believable situations and characters. . . . Ms. Davis-Wilson has created an in-depth story of family, the promises, betrayal, and forgiveness woven within detailed plots and subplots. A truly enjoyable read for anyone who loves long, sweeping family sagas. I found it an engaging and heartfelt drama . . .

MAURA FRANKMAN ~ The Romance Studio Review

This is for the most part a very entertaining story. Thomi’s family and friends are very colorful and I really like the setting on the coast of Rhode Island. There are many subplots, but they do not overshadow the main story. I could identify with Thomi’s frustration with Stephan and his cousins. They seem to ask for total honesty from her while withholding very important facts from her. Her mother and father also withhold information that all of her brothers are familiar with.

Overall, this is a good if complicated story . . .

MELODY L. ~ Amazon Review

What I appreciated most about this story is that all the characters wer REAL people and it showed how REAL families deal with each other. Despite family issues that arise shows there is a strong sense of family, which is lacking in most families. I loved that it wasnt a trashy Romance novel that cheapens romance. There is so much garbage out there that focuses on sex and instead of being a beautiful thing it makes it trashy. This book DOES NOT do that. It also isnt the everything goes right and nobody has their faults kind of story. The main character of the story Thomi is head strong and has alot to prove to her family because of the decisions that she has made in her life. She comes from a large family, she is a triplet and plays many pranks. Thomi, like most of us, fall for the wrong type of guy and end up getting hurt very badly, so when the right type of guy, Stephan,comes along she makes many errs in judgement. Some are funny and some are exasperating. When I started reading this novel, I was an unforgiving reader towards Thomi’s father. But as I read further, I came to understand that like most parents, we tend to look like the bad guys until our children realize what they are doing and start going down the path of making better decisions in life. This novel is refreshing and it is very easy to get attached to the characters. The author is easy to follow and is very good at keeping your attention. I highly recommend this for young and old.

I bought your book in April and I thought Thomi was well done with believeable characters and realistic dialogue. I do enjoy a longer story that lets me stay with the characters a while! Thomi’s sisters are both a pain and a blessing! Stephan is a dream! I’m looking forward to buying more of your stories! I hope you have a Happy New Year and much success! Jaine K. FL

I’d say you have a way of writing with heart and humor! Hated getting to the end of it, though! I’m a leftie too, and enjoyed the fact that Thomi is a lefthanded person. Oh, and thanks for including a link to the character guide on your site. That’s a great feature! Happy Holidays, Missy J. Brown

Dear Neenah, . . . when you wrote about Stephan’s father you might have been writing about mine! I can really identify with his feelings and enjoyed his character–especially his patience with a willful young woman! Made me wonder if you based your character of Thomi on yourself? Kathe Dean, on your side of the map . . . 🙂

I generally like shorter first person stories, but there were many angles of this story that caught and kept my interest . . . especially the methods Stephan uses to tell Thomi apart from her identical sisters, Rikki and Halleigh . . . and Lyndsay, too . . . nicely done! MandiLu, AL