Review: This is a story of forgiveness and faith
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 04 17, 2014
This is a story of forgiveness and faith.  Forgiving yourself and asking forgiveness from the Higher Power you believe in.  Faith in yourself and in the fact that if you forgive yourself and the Higher Power you believe in has also forgiven you, then you should trust that those who love you can forgive you.Micah has lived a wild life since he went off to college.  The burden of his past now that he has mended his ways, comes back to remind him he is human.  His journey to forgiving himself is told in this book as it affects his desire to re-establish his relationship with Alice.Alice has her burdens too.  She needs to believe in herself after two failed relationships and losing Micah when he went off to college.These characters are very real as well as devout.  Their faith is a driving force in their lives.  Through their journey, a beautiful and deep love blossoms between them.This book is a good book.  It is meant for readers who are devout.  Except for the ending, I would rate this book as PG-13.  My only concern is the pace of the story, which at times cold have picked up a bit.  All in all, it is a book worth picking up for those who enjoy reading about small towns and lovers who find themselves after losing their way.