Right Click
A Lds Fiction, Womens Fiction, Lds book. This is not a book I ever would have chosen for myself, but I read it because...
On the day Sarah Kimball planned to mail out wedding invitations, her fiancé, Kyle, trampled her heart with this confession: his supposedly ex-girlfriend is pregnant, and he's the father. Talk about shock! Six months later, Sarah is moving forward as a successful teacher with her own home and a fabulous roommate. Her exasperating yet adoring family members are setting her up with every eligible man within reacheven virtually. Sarah thinks she has everything under controluntil a few wrong clicks prove otherwise. Searching her soul, Sarah confronts deep humiliation and anger over Kyle's betrayal. As fierce pride claws her from within, she seeks healing through the Savior's tender mercy. When Sarah meets Craig, who was also badly wounded by love, she finds another chance at happinessbut can both of them leave their painful pasts behind and fully embrace the freeing power...
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- Filetype: PDF
- Pages: 180 pages
- ISBN: 9781598117318 / 0
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This is not a book I ever would have chosen for myself, but I read it because it was given to me in a book exchange. It was an ok read but had many parts that caused a roll of my eyes. I also thought the main character seemed more like a 44 year old then a 24 year old. Cute story, and a good emotional arc, just way too much cheese and... Too preachy and I didn't like the style of writing - way to much detail in mundane things. A young 24 year old woman is out looking for love after her fianc breaks off their engagement 6 weeks to their wedding because he got an old girlfriend pregnant. Instead of be happy she didn't marry him, she is angry and upset well over it. The... This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. For the most part, I enjoyed this book. I generally avoid LDS fiction because I find it cheesy and unrealistic (being LDS, I hope I know what real LDS life is like), but this one had more real elements than most--at least at the beginning. I like that...
