And probably my last. A quick, read that started out interesting but turned Saccharine sweet with forced romanticized religion. Blanket forgiveness and happily ever after with no lasting consequences—I guess that’s what Christian fiction is though, no thought. Death was the only thing that was anywhere close to real life. Then on top of that, it was improperly formatted, so it had only 2 chapters, the title page and the rest of the book.

Karen Kingsbury did it again. She draws you into the story until you feel like you are there, watching it unfold. I’ve read her books for over 20 years, and she has not disappointed me yet. Her stories always offer hope and the knowledge that our Savior loves us and is a God of many chances. Thank you Karen!

Loved this book!! Great story. Karen is such an amazing author. Her books make you feel so many emotions. I've never cried as much reading stories, until I read her books! Now I need to read Ever After...

Maybe it's because this isn't my favorite genre, but I found the book dull. The characters weren't really interesting and the writing was flat. I've been trying to make my way through this book for days, but I feel like I'm forcing myself to read it. I now understand why iBooks gave this book away for free. I'm very grateful I didn't pay for it.

Another great novel series by Karen Kingsbury!