This book is definitely lit! The stories of 4 women combined into one story, for one play, to bring about reconciliation to all broken relationships within their home church and also to others. Wahh! It was so amazing!
Christyle's Full Review
PRODIGALS ONCE -- I think this was my favorite book in the series: the sequel at the end. Each of the four women have their own section, and there is definitely a full story in each.
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This is definitely my favorite out of the series! I love how the author kinda related it to the quote "the more you hate, the more you love". And I just simply love Knox and Hannah. Isn't your typical love story so-so, which made it exciting to read.
Christyle's Full Review
This book kept getting better as the story went on!
Hannah's Full Review
Joanna Alonzo adds a fresh and unique voice to Christian romance... The main characters are far from perfect, but are very believable and likeable... I'd say it's a "Don't Miss This One" kind of book.
LG's Full Review
THE ONE WHO TRIPPED AWAY — I loved the characters and how their back stories are written. The reconciliations between families and of course, the mercy and grace extended to one another.
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I read this book through the night wanting these two to discover each other. If you like clean sweet inspiring stories you will enjoy 'The One Who Shot Away'.
Shelia's Full Review
THE ONE WHO SHOT AWAY -- I loved this story of theirs! Read the disclaimer at the beginning, as Alonzo attacked a rough topic. She did it gracefully, with Christ at the forefront.
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THE ONE WHO SHOT AWAY -- Yet what I've come to love about this series is the reminder that there's no sin or struggle bigger than the other, and that rather we're all Prodigals in need of God's grace for our lives. He truly meets us in the midst of our struggles, pain, questions, or disappointments, and reminds us that He showed His love for us through Jesus' sacrifice on the cross, where He paid it all for us.
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Oh!!! This might be my favorite book by Joanna Alonzo! ... Reading this book felt like I was visiting old friends.
Kelly's Full Review