Review: A good story, sweet and inspiring.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 1, 2012
This second book of the Glendale trilogy is a continuation of the first book and,unlike most trilogies, needs to be read in order.Like the first book, "A New Day",is well written and flows smoothly.  The author is to be commended for her talent, her committment, and her obvious devotion to her LORD The story is easy to follow, sweet and idealistic.I have been a Christian for many years, am now serving as a missionary in a third world country.I have seen people who were fervently prayed for die in their sins and go into a Godless eternity.  I have watched while a joyfully awaited newborn went into the arms of Jesus without ever leaving the hospital. I have seen a much loved child die of a drug overdose and prayerful Christian parents scorned by their adult children.Does this mean that their prayers were not heard?  Of course not!!!God hears every word, but, in His infitite wisdom deals with each of us differently.He uses pain and sorrow to make us tenderhearted and more caring and, sometimes, the tears we shed here remain until the Savior Himself wipes them away.It is great when there are happy endings, i love happy endings.  Sometimes, though, bad things happen to good,earnestly praying people, and some heartaches are not resolved this side of heaven.  I think this book would be better if it was more realistic!!!!