Made to Last

Miranda Woodruff has it all. At least, that's how it looks when she's starring in her homebuilding television show, From the Ground Up. So when her network begins to talk about making cuts, she'll do anything to boost ratings and save her show--even if it means pretending to be married to a man who's definitely not the fiance who ran out on her three years ago.

When a handsome reporter starts shadowing Miranda's every move, all his digging into her personal life brings him a little too close to the truth--and to her. Can the girl whose entire identity is wrapped up in her on-screen persona finally find the nerve to set the record straight? And if she does, will the life she's built come crashing down just as she's found a love to last?

This is an interesting romance novel.   It has an appealing story line, you almost feel at home and apart of the characters’ lives. 

The one thing I do appreciate about this novel is the fact that the characters all turn to and rely on their faith in God.  All throughout the story, the characters face things that we (the reader) may have faced one time or another in our life. 

The one thing that I didn’t like was the fact the main character takes on a man’s role.   I firmly believe that God has certain things for women to do and things for men to do.  I feel that this story is pushing to have women take a step into the man’s role.  

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