Review: Beyond the Shadows of Tomorrow
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 11 3, 2013
This is an interesting book.  There are other elements that apply not only to people of faith, but also to anyone who desires to expand their horizons.  I enjoyed the poems/stories between the interviews.However, though there are some very diverse stories, as with reviewer Aidan R., I also felt that "for some of these women, their "faith in God" is an exercise in denial of reality."  Additionally, the book is a bit choppy, and there are some serious errors that need to corrected.  For example, within the chapter on Ruth, there is a continual flux of names used for her two sons.  It took me a while to put them together and come up with a cohesive story.  Due to these two problems, I felt unable to give higher than a 3-star rating and would prefer to give it 2.5 had that been an option.Disclaimer:  I received a free e-copy of this book from Story Cartel in exchange for my honest review.