Review: Held Prisoner by the Words
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 5, 2013
Reading "Fighting the Impossible" was like hearing music...music that could carry me to an altogether different place if it weren't for the editing issues that popped up at the most inopportune times. Although flawed, I do recommend this book to those who love such novels as the timeless classic that became a movie a, "Tristan and Isolda." As an author, I must admit there were times when the herione's sorry threatened to overtake me, then, just as suddenly I was swirling inside a vortex of feelings so powerful, so true, that I was held prisoner by the words.Always writing about choices and how God can help us change, Paula Rose Michelson wrote the Amazon Best Selling Christian self-help book "How Did We Become Angry?" That book and her three sweet Christian fictions with a Messianic twist and a hint of history: "Beginning Anew: The Naomi Chronicles" and "Casa de Naomi: The House of Blessing, Books One and Two", are available on Amazon.