Review: Freedom to Choose
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 4, 2014
For me heaven is reached when the spirit leaves the many incumberances of the body and experiences absolute freedom. Grace loves life, but dies from an insipid brain tumor. Vanessa hates life and dies because of her horrid childhood. Yet the spirits of both women come together in one body by choice, although throughout most of the book it would seem that Vanessa would rather be any place else other than where she currently resides.It's family that binds these two souls together, one because she never dreamed she'd actually have a husband and son to love and be loved in return, and the other, because she can't let go of the child that loves her unconditionally, such a love she'd never known before. Ms. Barbour weaves a story of struggle and pain, but resolves it with acceptance and wonderful compromise. Hope springs eternal! Great read!