Mary Rose realizes her complaining makes her brothers uncomfortable, so she complains when she wants them to quit bothering her because they change the subject or find another place to go. Garwood’s pen allows endearment, not anger. She is allowed a temper, even at times that women are angry for no reason, but has that temper in such a fun way that one cannot be angry back at her.
It is easy to visualize this spunky heroine. She allows her interactions to be realistic and fun. Mary Rose interacts with her family and friends with caring. Garwood’s talent for making her heroines spunky, daring, and innocent, while allowing them to be strong, is a plus for her books. For the Roses by Julie Garwood is a paperback that is well-worn in my personal library.
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