Review: Short, sweet, and packs a punch!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 16, 2010
Daniella Duncan has lived her entire life in the shadow of an imperfect body. As a result, she's painfully shy and awkward around people. Her one area of self-confidence is in her outstanding secretarial skills.Enter Harrison Beckman, the boss's son. He's kind, considerate, handsome...and Daniella has a crush on him, which she would never admit in a lifetime. Still, since Harrison's father pairs the two of them on a project that could make or break the company, Daniella makes a monumental effort to overcome her introverted nature and enjoy his company.Harrison admires Daniella, but can't understand why she's so skittish. He's determined to know her better, but plans to proceed with caution. Trouble is, while he's treading softly to prevent scaring her off, someone else has no qualms about taking advantage of Daniella's innocence and stealing her away.When the game becomes dangerous, and Daniella's integrity is questioned, which of the men in her life will be her champion? And will she ever find her faith, and learn to let God be God?Many women will readily relate to Daniella's insecurities and lack of self-esteem. They will become Daniella as her story unfolds. The characters are well-rounded and three-dimensional to the extent that they feel like friends--and enemies-- during the brief storyline. A beautiful tale of love and loyalty, innocence and betrayal, healing and redemption.Daniella is a short read, but packs an incredible punch. Don't miss it.