I would recommend this book to anybody. It has so many life lessons especially about forgiveness and not judging by appearances. It was also very real in terms of the pastor being very human and not a demigod as people often portray Christians especially pastors. This book is relatable and I love the way it was written. I have never written a review before but I had to for this one, it is really something special.
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"He always said 'a picnic is full of promise.' When we have something to be celebrated, we have a picnic. When we have something to mourn, we have a picnic. Basically we have a lot of picnics." This book is about noticing memorable moments. Promises are a key component. Learning to count on each other can be hard. Trusting God no matter what is even harder. This book portrays promises perfectly. Normally I would be rather sad that this is the last book in a series that I have greatly enjoyed. But it is such a lovely conclusion to the Hometown Holiday Heartstrings books by Emily Dana Botrous that I could not stay sad for long. In fact, I am quite certain, this one was my favorite one of the series. That is saying a lot - I really enjoyed the other title too! Because it was so touching, I will admit that I did cry in certain places. But I also smiled so often. Pastor Ric and Lisa both have a complicated past, and both have overcome a lot of hurt. A relationship between them seems impossible. As a reader, I definitely wished a few times for a simpler storyline and a quicker happily ever after. There are so many layers to this one. Secrets are revealed that I didn't see coming. But these are the details that added so much depth to the story. A beautifully woven tale full of hope and restoration. And Jesus. Lots of Jesus! Enough details are provided in this book that one can follow along without reading the other books first. BUT the titles in the series are definitely connected. Readers will fully appreciate the characters if all of books are read in order. Familiar characters do come back again. This one was definitely a five-star read for me. A big thank you to the author for letting me read this one early. I requested to read and review it. All opinions are my own. PS Isn't the cover wonderful?
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"He always said 'a picnic is full of promise.' When we have something to be celebrated, we have a picnic. When we have something to mourn, we have a picnic. Basically we have a lot of picnics."
Single parent second chance romance
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2022
This book is about noticing memorable moments. Promises are a key component. Learning to count on each other can be hard. Trusting God no matter what is even harder. This book portrays promises perfectly.
Normally I would be rather sad that this is the last book in a series that I have greatly enjoyed. But it is such a lovely conclusion to the Hometown Holiday Heartstrings books by Emily Dana Botrous that I could not stay sad for long. In fact, I am quite certain, this one was my favorite one of the series. That is saying a lot - I really enjoyed the other title too! Because it was so touching, I will admit that I did cry in certain places. But I also smiled so often.
Pastor Ric and Lisa both have a complicated past, and both have overcome a lot of hurt. A relationship between them seems impossible. As a reader, I definitely wished a few times for a simpler storyline and a quicker happily ever after. There are so many layers to this one. Secrets are revealed that I didn't see coming. But these are the details that added so much depth to the story. A beautifully woven tale full of hope and restoration. And Jesus. Lots of Jesus!
Enough details are provided in this book that one can follow along without reading the other books first. BUT the titles in the series are definitely connected. Readers will fully appreciate the characters if all of books are read in order. Familiar characters do come back again.
This one was definitely a five-star read for me. A big thank you to the author for letting me read this one early. I requested to read and review it. All opinions are my own.
PS Isn't the cover wonderful?
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