Review: Forgive, but don't you forget...
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 29, 2012
This last installment of the story of Jay, Alicia,Dennis and family did not fail to deliver once again. There is just the right amount of love, pain, tragedy, regret, lessons learned, second chances and redemption packed into this drama filled family. I am a huge fan of forgiving but not forgetting in certain situations. And I love how that played out here. The two are not synonymous because it is often necessary to make sure that person who hurt you a certain way does not get that access back that can allow them to walk all over you the same. We should live and learn and grow. Sins have consequences, even when forgiven and this is the same of our relationship with God which is our prototype, so how much more our earthly relationships. The series was a page turner for me and true to life. And Angelia doesn't write about perfect people, just imperfect people saved by grace, forgiven and sanctified.