Review: The daughter CAN choose a life more pure than her mother's...
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 8, 2013
Geraldine, one of the daughters in Say Goodbye to Yesterday, is now grown and ready to embark on her life as an adult when a death in the family brings ugly judgments about the past into her life. Difficult questions that occur even in modern times -- Does the daughter have to repeat the sins of the mother? Is disability a direct payment for sin? Doe a disability make someone a lesser person? -- are addressed through the story of Geraldine's life. She is sometimes impulsive but always faith FULL and throughout she holds steadfast to her trust in God. I enjoyed working through the mysteries of each person in her life, and who could and could not be trusted. While there is no overt violence, there is a thread of suspense that kept me turning the pages to the very end. An excellent Christian romance that doesn't wince away from the real mistakes and their consequences, but also holds out hope in God as the answer.