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File Size: 2690 KB
Print Length: 284 pages
Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited
Publisher: Branch Publishing (July 11, 2016)
Publication Date: July 11, 2016
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B01IAU6GXQ
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This story took me through quite a few emotional turns, and I liked the variety there. Never a dull moment and all that. Pacing was perfect.I have no idea what other reviewers are talking about with the comparison to porn. That's just nuts. I'm a Christian with tight standards, and the physical romance portrayed in this book was well within my bounds. Actually, the first instance was handled really well. It was bold for your average Christian fiction, but realistic, and I like that. It was also between a married couple, so there. :) The car scene was, I agree, a little overdone for my taste, but I can see how it's possible.On the whole, I thought it was a well-written, engaging story, and if you're looking for a quick read with some depth to it, this one's for you.
First of all, I read One Friday Afternoon first, but you don't have to read this one first to enjoy the second book in this series. However, I always like knowing the background of characters. It's out of character for me to read them out of order, but I don't have regrets. I was pulled to read One Friday Afternoon first, and I believe that was because it was about marriage.This story is about an abused woman, Serenah, who is pregnant with her firstborn when she decides that if she stays with John it will be the death of her. Only abused victims can understand her thinking and actions. She moves to a new town, with a new name and new life. She is constantly looking over her shoulder and is always alert just in case John has located her. Sure she could never trust anybody, but without trust she would never move on to her new life. In my opinion, this book is written brilliantly. I gave up on God, and it took my miscarriage to bring me back to Him. My unborn daughter is the one who saved me more than once. It was a difficult pregnancy. I was considered high risk. Emotionally I can't let her go. I didn't blame God, but did not seek his comfort either. My husband and I dealt differently with the miscarriage. It has been a rough two years in our marriage, but now I am at peace with it. It was the worse day of my life!I would be further in my journey if I would of entered my relationship with God sooner. It is amazing once you truly give yourself over to God. If you are willing to let him He will lead your life according to his will. I saw some reviews stating that they didn't agree with the timeline, I would have to disagree. It depends on the person's spiritual relationship with God. It has been about four months since I have been actively praying, looking at others in a different light, reading Christian Fiction, Nonfiction and the Bible, and in this time I have truly found peace and comfort that I never had before. However, I have never been abused, so I can't vouche for that aspect of the book. When your true soulmate appears, you don't know if that will be today or tomorrow only God himself knows. God works through other people, so how can someone move on if they don't leap out of your comfort zone, and put your trust into someone. She may miss having someone to spend her life with. She is lonely and only has her cat for comfort. It's easy to live in fear, but it is difficult to expose yourself for future abuse. However, I think that severity of the abuse and relationship with God determine how long a person stays away from humanity. God calls us to give Him our anxiety, which is one of the hardest things for me to do personally. Serenah was still frightened, but she had to move on with her life. She could of spent every single day worrying about John, but then she would only be existing and not living. We only have this one life. I have spent most of my life holding grudges, and where did that ever get me: Absolutely nowhere. An abused victim needs people to rely on in situations like this. What would happen if she kept to herself, and John came back to kill her? No one would know until it was to late to help her. It has only been a year, but that doesn't mean that John isn't actively seeking her out. I found myself turning page after page until I was at the end. I wanted to read more, but the 3rd book in the series is not released yet. I am looking forward to it!Serenah can help other domestic abused victims, and provide them with hope and help. Yes she endured abused, but now she has the opportunity to help others that were like herself. Victims don't know how to get away and how to stay away. That is a huge calling God has placed on her.
Not a very realistic story. Also, a disappointment for me was the portrayal of the Christian walk. The main character ran away from her abusive husband and began a new life far away with a new name. She began a relationship with another man, while still legally married. There seemed to be no remorse or conviction. Two wrongs do not make a right. At the end of the story, she and her new boyfriend plot to 'set up' her husband to trigger his anger to expose him. I felt like I was reading about middle school kids.
A good story, but the ending seemed rather rushed. It played out pretty much as expected, but more could have been done with it. As a warning to other readers, the final 15% of this book is previews of other books and links to bother authors. This is something that is important for me, as a reader to know. I rarely buy a book that is under 200 pages, even if they are a free books the reason is that 1. I read quickly and a lower page count is just not long enough, and 2. About the time I really connect with the characters, it is over, and 3. Because the story is too rushed, I do not feel satisfied at the last page. That final reason is really the more compelling for me. I read and enjoy many different genres and authors. I enjoy watching the progression of character growth and change, especially the spiritual growth. This is true whether it is a Christian book or just about any other genre. Spiritual growth takes many different forms. To see that journey cut short in a novella masquerading as a novel is like having one bite of chocolate cake, but being denied the frosting. These characters were, or rather could have been compelling. The older, wiser mentor in faith, the hero and heroine themselves, even the antagonist. One does not really expect much development in secondary, background characters, but even these were very flat in this book. Domestic violence and the journey to removing oneself from that kind of relationship should, and could, have been explored more. Especially after he had found her again. Further, upon seeing the marks of abuse, so many still seemed unmoved by her plight. One would expect much stronger reaction, even if they were still upset over the fact that she lived under an alias. Just the fact that they had cared about her as their friend would have triggered the reaction despite the new found anger over being deceived. She had lived and worked there long enough that her character would have been clear. To see this aspect essentially swept aside is unacceptable and insulting to anyone who had survived domestic violence.It is really a shame that the concepts of this book were so skimpy on development. It truly could have been an excellent read and a great tool for showing the Father's hand even under the shroud of the deepest depravity of spirit. Showing how His hand can wrought Blessing from Satan's blight.
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