Review: Being "different" is not always a bad thing
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 29, 2013
I wanted to come in here and write a truly awesome review. However, several people beat me to it. Jeanmarie hit it on the head when she said "WOW." My thoughts exactly. Elliot also gave about the same response that I would have given, so now I just have to add more.If you have not read the first book (which I did quite a while ago and had forgotten) this book will show you a definite heroine in Jenny. Having forgotten the first book, I did not remember what made Jenny "different" or "special." Took a little puzzling it out for a while. She is a talented, gifted artist who meets Daniel when he has his two children pose for a portrait. He is mesmerized by this young woman who seems so childlike and innocent. Together they battle opposition in the press where they tear Jenny apart by her limitations, by family whose concern is for either one of them hurting the other and themselves, wondering if a relationship between them is possible. Jenny has softened the hardened heart that Daniel developed when his first wife left. Together they show that the most important thing is "seeing" with the heart. Would definitely recommend the book. A great follow up to her first book "Touched by Angels."