Review: Weakest Book in the Series
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 12, 2014
Vicki had grown up in a wealthy family who never gave much thought to God. When she goes to college, she meets God on a personal level and her husband, James. She knows James plans to pastor in a more rural setting and she's always lived in the city, but she's unprepared for the vast differences and the things she's now expected to accept. The worst thing is James must give most of his time to the church, and she misses spending time with him. In fact, when problems seem to be hitting at ever turn, she suddenly begins to question everything.I saw two grammatical errors. "James' " was used for "James's" and "reigns" for "reins." I never heard of cooking a custard before putting it in the unit to make homemade ice cream either. The first part of the story moved extremely slowly for me, and it was hard to care for any of the characters. It did become a little better before the end. Still, nothing much occurred, and, when it did, the story still seemed to lack any tension. I kept hoping that some of the previous characters in the series might make an appearance, but they never did. I hesitate to give it only three stars, because I feel it is somewhat better than that, but it never made it to four stars for me, and I thought it was the weakest book in the series, although it is still worth reading.