Award-winning author Deborah Bedford pens a compelling novel about a woman's devastating secret that--if true--will shatter lives and hearts. . .
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
One of the best books of the year!,
By Shelly Thacker (St. Paul, MN USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: When You Believe (Paperback)
This is a moving, superb keeper of a book. The subject matter is daring, the characters truly special, and the question of who's telling the truth--Shelby or Charlie--will keep you turning pages 'til dawn. Best of all, the writing is simply stunning. It's rare these days to find an author of popular fiction--whether in the ABA or CBA market--who has such an exquisite eye for detail and a genuine love of the English language. With every page, Ms. Bedford brings her setting and characters to vibrant life. You'll feel as if you're standing beside them in their struggles, discovering God's grace at the most unexpected moments. Don't miss this book.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good reading here...,
By Huntress Reviews (United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: When You Believe (Paperback)
Sometimes, you don't want the answers to your questions, as Lydia Porter learns when she pushes troubled student Shelby Tatum to tell her what's wrong. Shelby reveals that she has been violated by a teacher, and not just any teacher. The man who hurt her is Lydia's fiance', Charlie Stains. Suddenly, Lydia is caught in a nightmare between doing what is right and standing beside the man she loves, despite accusations. Desperation and prayer will lead her on a quest for the truth that will either set her free or damn her hopes.**** This timely plotline has much to say about faith and love. Lies that seem preferrable to truth are their own trap. Christian fiction gets slammed for being too goody two shoes feel good and fuzzy. In other words, having little to do with reality. Novels like this one shatter that myth. ****
4.0 out of 5 stars
Treadmill Read,
By ruthjoec "ruthjoec" (Kenner LA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: When You Believe (Kindle Edition)
This was a treadmill book and I got through 290 pages in two nights, and at least partly as a result of that, got my star at Weight Watchers for losing 20 pounds. It was an interesting fast-moving story though I found the part about Lyddie's relationship with the student in question to be somewhat unrealistic. It is a Christian novel and deals with themes of trust, love, forgiveness and especially, the presence of God. Grade: B
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