Review: There are always two sides to every story
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 6, 2014
I'm a huge fan of this author's Ayiti series. I wasn't sure how this format would be, but I enjoyed it. I can remember the details of what happened in Ayiti, and it was interesting to find out what was going on in Jude's mind during those times. Surprisingly, it was a fresh perspective. What I did not enjoy was repetition in dialogue, but it didn't occur often enough to keep me from enjoying the book. It is rare to find Christian fiction that is more than superficial. The characters aren't the perfect hero and heroine that we often see portrayed.  This series unabashedly takes on the world and real-life struggles that Christians face, and shows the very human side of believers. I would recommend reading it if you have read Ayiti. Definitely start with that first. I have read the first three in the series, and I plan on reading Jude Continued as well.