Review: A wonderful journey
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 20, 2014
What a terrific experience I've had, reading this remarkable book. Ms. Sorelle is to be congratulated for creating a cast of characters that one can't help but love ... from repressed and fearful Nathan, to Danny, to Stella's entire family, and even to the subsidiary characters in the hospital and police station.The subject of child abuse and its long-term effects on survivors forms an important part of this book, and my heart broke as I read of Nathan's experiences. Compounding his upbringing were the effects of his tours of Afghanistan, making his character one of great depth and great anguish.Love ... true, deep, all-forgiving love ... can overcome many things. Good mental health help can be of great assistance. Ms. Sorelle did her due diligence in her research, and her talent certainly shines brightly with the result.Yes, I cried at the end ... and several times during the book. The end tears were, however, tears of joy and thankfulness.I highly recommend this book to everyone, male and female, whether or not romance novels are "your thing." This book is more than romance ... it's about life and love and faith.