Review: A novel to enjoy and carry in your heart even after you turn the last page.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 19, 2013
I  have only the Kindle on PC and have had trouble reading books on the PC as the screen bothers my eyes, but this book I finished in one reading, I couldn't close the book until I reached the last page.  Even then I wished it hadn't ended.I wasn't too sure what I would think of this book as I was raised Roman Catholic and left as a teen, so when the book began with questions about God, a Pentecostal grandmother, and a depressed single mother well I worried the book would be preachy.  Was I in for a surprise!This book is so much more than questioning one's belief in religion or God.  Once I started the book I found time slip away until 3 hours later I had read the entire novel. Without giving too much away I'd like to share some of the subjects I found interesting and thought-provoking.1. If we strike out on our own path how will this affect the family dynamics that previously existed?2. Can a woman only be fulfilled if she has a child?3. What relationship are we envisioning by having a child?4. Should we consider the planet's current population before having a child with how the world looks today?5. How a lack of self-confidence can affect our growth as a person. Will we sell ourselves short both in relationships and careers?6. What about money?  How do we view money and can it bring happiness?This book is about love, loss, challenges, and finding the path you were meant to live. I would love to say more, but don't want to give away too much about the story.  I think you will be pleasantly surprised by how much you will enjoy this book once you start reading.