I May Not Have the Right to Do This, But
Someone who I plan to meet in a few days wrote me this email. It made me happy.
I finished your book, Traveling Through, tonight and loved it. I was hooked from beginning to end in a real fast read. And I'll be there to recommend it . . . I hope you can come and present at a . . .
The only Christian books I've read have been preachy, but your book showed a powerful silent side of Christianity that is not often explored, and that was inside the characters.
I easily identified with Carlie, her struggles for independence and the right to have a mind of her own as well as her commitment to doing the right thing. She is the universal 70's woman. As the book ended I wanted to know more about Josiah, Emily and Jeff. At the same time I wonder about Carlie's birth mother. In any sequel will there be any hint of who she was or what her life was like?
I finished your book, Traveling Through, tonight and loved it. I was hooked from beginning to end in a real fast read. And I'll be there to recommend it . . . I hope you can come and present at a . . .
The only Christian books I've read have been preachy, but your book showed a powerful silent side of Christianity that is not often explored, and that was inside the characters.
I easily identified with Carlie, her struggles for independence and the right to have a mind of her own as well as her commitment to doing the right thing. She is the universal 70's woman. As the book ended I wanted to know more about Josiah, Emily and Jeff. At the same time I wonder about Carlie's birth mother. In any sequel will there be any hint of who she was or what her life was like?
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