Review: Christian Fiction
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 11 11, 2013
It irritates me when books are not labeled as Christian fiction.  It's not a genre I am interested in and I would not have downloaded it had I known.*********************MINOR SPOILERS POSSIBLE*********************For such a short book, it was filled with mundane details.  Rila is in a serious car accident and spends more than half of the book in the hospital and then in rehab/physical therapy.  Her day to day details are tedious at best, and she doesn't seem to grieve that much.Vic (the EMT on the accident site) is introduced, but he and Rila only have a few conversations even though he is constantly checking in on her.Rila has an ex-boyfriend Michael, and it seems like there is some good backstory there, but it's never delved into.The last 3-4 chapters of the book are all about finding God, which kind of seemed to come out of nowhere.  All of a sudden every character is mentioning God like they are suddenly devout Christians.I had the biggest problem with the end, when Rila and Vic declare their love for each other.  They've never been on a date, never kissed, barely had more than a handful of conversations and they are in love?  What?!?  And that's where it ends, no epilogue, nothing else.I don't know if the rest of the series involves Rila and Vic or entirely new characters, but I guess I don't really care.