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Picking Daisy Kindle Edition

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Daisy Parker isn’t the woman that rock star Robby Grant would have imagined himself falling for. She’s soft-spoken, sweet, and lives by a strange code the struggling musician is recognizing as Biblical.

And he’s helpless against it.

Even if Daisy is hard-pressed to believe that a man like Robby would see her—a woman long forgotten by the rest of the world—as anything more than a step back to his career.
But Robby challenges Daisy in ways she’d long avoided.

With their mutual love of music, it seems nothing can separate them—not Daisy’s wheelchair or Robby’s ego.

As Robby grows into the man he’s long dreamed of being, Daisy dares to trust again. But will this sweet melody last?

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August 25, 2017
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ASIN : B074GCJP7R
Publisher : Prism Book Group (August 25, 2017)
Publication date : August 25, 2017
Language : English
File size : 2649 KB
Simultaneous device usage : Unlimited
Text-to-Speech : Enabled
Screen Reader : Supported
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Print length : 348 pages
Page numbers source ISBN : 1943104980
Lending : Enabled

Best Sellers Rank: #1,642,032 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #2,138 in Women's Christian Fiction
- #5,947 in Contemporary Christian Romance (Kindle Store)
- #8,124 in Contemporary Christian Romance (Books)

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Sierra Shipton

Well-written, heartfelt, honest, debut novel! Worth the read!

Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2017

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This book is more than just a romance. It’s not all unicorns and rainbows. It shows what love is like in the real world. There are fights and people make mistakes. Communication is important and forgiveness is necessary.

Being a single woman, in a wheelchair, about Daisy’s age, I related to this novel on a deep level. I saw a lot of myself in Daisy; the stubbornness, the insecurity, the loneliness. Kimberly, hit the nail on the head with regards to what it’s like living with a disability and wondering if there’s anyone out there of the opposite sex capable of seeing past the wheelchair and loving you for you.

This is a novel that makes the reader feel. I was constantly feeling something, whether it was excitement, frustration, anger, sadness, or happiness right along with the characters. There were also moments where I was yelling at the characters internally, “No! Don’t do that!” or “Don’t say that!”

This is a well-written debut novel that is hard to put down once you start reading it. It pulls the reader in so much so that I found myself saying “Just one more page,” or “I’ll go to sleep after I finish this chapter,” and before I knew it, it was 2 a.m.

I highly recommend the book and look forward to seeing more from Kimberly M. Miller in the future! Hopefully a sequel to Picking Daisy is part of the plan!

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American Beat

Solid literary work

Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2018

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Kimberly Miller has created an interesting and captivating story of two people who seem to be living proof that opposites attract. Daisy parker has just about given up on life after a devastating accident, and Robby Grant has crashed from rock & roll royalty. A twist of fate brought their paths to a crossroads for both of them. Perhaps the best achievement of this novel is the development of characters in both outer and inner dimensions. The novel shows the redemptive and healing qualities of faith. Even in the face of betrayal and broken trust, music weaves the healing message of solid Christian values. Daisy is not impressed by Robby's fame, and he treats her as though she is now bound to her wheelchair. A good story develops the motivations and fears of the characters. Ms. Miller takes us inside these characters and we live the story through them. This is a book well worth the reader's time.

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Rocky Mountain Reader Reviews

This book had quite a bit of heart!

Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2017

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This book had quite a bit of heart! I enjoyed reading about two people with hurtful pasts who eventually learned how to trust each other and fall in love. The characters were complex and multidimensional. I found myself deeply engrossed in the emotional side of this story. The plot kept my attention, and the pacing was excellent. I enjoyed the symbolism and the discussions about faith. I respect a story that includes God within its pages, and I enjoyed watching the spiritual transformation of the characters. The only thing I didn’t like was how the unmarried couple kept ending up in bed. Although lovemaking didn’t take place, I would have preferred separate bedrooms. All in all, this was a delightful story that was extremely well written. I would enjoy reading another book by this author.

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Jack Hickly

A Tale Driven the Realities of Its Heroes

Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2017

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I do not usually read this type of book, slice of life books with a twinge of romance do not generally rank high on my priority list when picking up a novel. That being said I found Picking Daisy to be an engrossing journey propelled forward by the strength of its two main characters Daisy Parker and Robby Grant. This book is a quick read in all the best ways; and while it takes a while in the beginning to buy into the leads at first blush, there is something unshakably endearing about the two flawed protagonists coming together that will keep the pages turning towards the conclusion. In part this novel follows some predictable paces of the romance/romantic comedy genre with roadblocks, and yet it is the deviations of these classic signposts that allow Miller to draw the reader into her world.
This book's greatest strength bar none, in my humble opinion, is the pace with which characterization is unpacked. For example, throughout the book I would ride the frustrated anticipation with Robby in simply wanting to know what the heck Daisy's hold ups actually were... and yet those revelations come at intentional moments and not immediately when the audience would want them satisfied. That is real life though, your questions are not always answered when you desire them to be, and in fact aren't always answered in the ways you think they should. On this score Miller utilizes the genre's conventions to serve a story that more often than not feels authentic, which is an accomplishment.
This book has a Christian element to it however far from making any profound theological statements the book approaches the fact that the Christian faith neither absolves you from troubles nor assures that you will handle them in the way that a Christian "should be able to" another feather in Miller's cap.
All in all it is the chemistry and pacing of the two leads that drive the reader through the book towards its conclusion. One cannot be surprised that Miller is a professor of screenwriting as much of this book seems to be calling for a cinematic adaptation to flush its robust pace and very auditory bent. This is a worthy read for those looking for a fast paced story of broken people finding one another when they least expected it

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