Almost Forever by Deborah Raney proves to be another difficult book for me to review. While I'd rather give raving kudos to, what we call, Christian books, I get tired of soft fiction. Granted, her characters are appealing, and she is a very good writer. But stories with happily ever after written all over them wear after awhile.Her main character, Bryn, gets caught in an impossible situation with her responsibility for a fire that killed five firefighters, including her husband. After the accident, I found her immediate emotional (romantic) involvement with another mourner a bit rash, and her quick recovery from the death of her husband unrealistic.
But, on the other hand, many women enjoy books that have the escape quality that this book contains. With suspense, romance, forgiveness and and a pleasing resolution at the end, it will please a vast number of readers. I just don't happen to be one of them.
(This book was provided for review by Glass Road Public Relations.)
But, on the other hand, many women enjoy books that have the escape quality that this book contains. With suspense, romance, forgiveness and and a pleasing resolution at the end, it will please a vast number of readers. I just don't happen to be one of them.
(This book was provided for review by Glass Road Public Relations.)
