Brooke's dream of becoming a news anchor is a step away from
fulfillment. So, why isn't she turning cartwheels? When her sister, Aubrey,
begs her to go on a mission's trip to El Salvador , she envisions all
kinds of disasters.
Ubaldo agrees to translate for another American mission's
team. Past experiences have left him skeptical of their motives. They'll
probably make promises they won't keep and break the orphans' hearts.
I can't say enough good things about this book. Jennifer
Slattery is a new-to-me author, and I'm so glad I finally read one of her
stories. Her skill drew me into the
lives of Brooke, Ubaldo, and the orphans. Their hopes for the future, fears,
and growth as people inspired me.
Five Stars all the way!
Disclaimer: I can't recall how I got this book. I believe it
was a freebie. Neither the author nor the publisher paid me to give a review.
The opinions expressed here are mine and mine alone.
Writers: This book
managed to capture me and turn off any internal editor. When was the last time
you read a book for pure enjoyment? Title/Author? I'd love to hear about it.
Readers: Do you enjoy
books that take place in another country? What are some of your favorite
titles?
1 comment:
Sounds like an interesting story. Appreciate you sharing your thoughts, Susan!
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