I have a HUGE crush on Max, and I when I grow up, I wanna be like Jenna! ... I also love the way Joanna speaks about art, music and dance in her work. As a musician I find it relatable, and with my husband being a dancer, he related to the way Jenna felt about dance.
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The lives of Max and Jeana made one thing clear to me, God is still in the business of changing lives no matter how far or deep they've fallen.
Ebos' Full Review
This book truly shows that God's grace and love can overcome anything. If you are looking for an uplifting but realistic read, this book is for you!
Euchrechic1211's Full Review
I really enjoyed reading this, although at times it made me cry. I hope you will give this book a chance - I know I am glad that I did!
Barbara W's Full Review
This is a clean, Christian romance, but it is just as much a story of faith-building journeys and conversion... If you enjoy faith, romance, and a story that is not just fluff, this should be a great choice for you!
Sara's Full Review
What I really love about this story is the redemptive arc.... as the story progresses, Christians, acting like Christians in all their glory and shame, shine the light of Christ... The stories are Christ honoring, without excuse.
Darlene C. Bocek's Full Review
Read the book in two sittings and found myself either in a fit of chuckles or in tears because of the characters in the book. They really made the story come to life, and I loved every minute of it.
Hope's Full Review
I really appreciate that the author doesn't try to portray that even though a person is a member of the church doesn't mean they have a love relationship with Jesus or that they are perfect even if they are Christian's.
Cyndi's Full Review
Heart pumping blood into his veins, a little-known worship song blared in Max’s ear as he pushed himself through the final third of his three-mile run. I’m taking back what the enemy’s stolen from me, the song blasted out. The words sank into his soul and awakened his spirit. He had already fought for and… View more
A dead teenager’s final words haunted Max Owens, her memory an unwelcome taunt from a past he preferred to keep buried. Her voice was a ghost permanently lodged in the recesses of his mind, echoing to him her final heartfelt plea: “Pick the right one, Max.” The tenderness by which she had spoken those words… View more
