Isabelle Gilbert's frustration with her father and grandmother's
secretive ways makes her ripe for trouble. All she wants is a normal home and
family life.
Tyler Saunders lives with his three siblings among a
communal religious group. He's totally into their beliefs until he meets and
falls in love with a special Outsider. Will she consent to marry him and become
a devoted Faithful wife?
Elaine Stock did a great job with these characters. Each one
came to the relationship with expectations that were soon shattered. Their
growth and journey to spiritual freedom happened organically and in a
believable fashion.
The strong ending wowed me. I didn't expect it to take that
particular twist.
Five stars for an excellent story. I could see this as a
movie.
Disclaimer: I can't recall how I got this book since it's been sitting on my Kindle for a while. However, I haven't received any payment from the author or publisher. All opinions are mine and mine alone.
Disclaimer: I can't recall how I got this book since it's been sitting on my Kindle for a while. However, I haven't received any payment from the author or publisher. All opinions are mine and mine alone.
Writers: How do you
develop your characters? Do you use character charts or other devices to map
out their progress or do you let it happen as the story progresses?
Readers: No spoilers
here - what book had the best ending you've ever read?
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