Customer Reviews

Braxtons of Miracle Springs (Book 1)

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I have read all the Journals of Corrie Belle Hollister and found them to be very inspiring, the kind of books you get involved with and can't put down. I really liked the way family is portrayed and "seeing" the growth of her character and her family. I have read the first 2 of the "Braxtons of Miracle Springs" now and wonder if there is a Book 3-4-5 and I sure hope so, let me know.

I have read the paperback editions of the complete set, to include The Braxtons,1 & 2. I found them to be very inspirational and good character building items. Teenages would greatly benefit. I've noticed some reviews make a point of indicating that they have read the hardcover editions. Is there a difference in the content of the paperback vs hardcover?

WONDERFUL STORY OF HISTORY MIXED WITH THE TRIALS OF LIVING A CHRISTIAN LIFE WITH BAGGAGE OF THE PAST TO MAKE AMENDS FOR. WONDERFUL READING FOR ALL. I ENJOYED IT, COULD NOT PUT IT DOWN- KINDA BOOK.

Thank you once again for finding this great book of Corrie Belle Hollister. I have read all the rest and am blessed to find this one. You have made this so easy for me, and I rally appreciate it. I am thrilled to have the teaching of our Lord and the story combined into one story. What a blessing.I will always search at Amazon. com for all my books , as you have made this so easy. Thanks and God bless you all.

The first seven books about Corrie Belle Hollister I absolutely loved!!! I would read a whole book at one sitting.
2 of the books I read in one day. But book #8 and this book I had to force myself to finish; especially this book.
I have a real problem with Christopher Braxton. He has alot of
emotional baggage. Even though I believe it was a good idea to wait until Corrie and Christopher knew each for 2 years before they got married and I do not believe working for your future father-in law is the answer. He should have been out there looking for a way to support his future wife and family. But the author never really dealt with Christopher's jealousy over the fact that Corrie could command an audience when Christopher did not have that talent. I have not read the next book and I do not plan to, but I can not help but believe the real reason he wants to move east is so he will not have to compete with the Hollister's well-respected reputation in Miracle Springs.