I’m drawn to stories about women who’ve had a long, hard road down a self-inflicted sinful path, and Lindi Peterson’s Summer’s Song did not disappoint. It’s a nice story about redemption and overcoming, although I do believe it is for an older audience, and wouldn’t recommend it for teenagers.
As Summer spends private time meditating on her recent stint in recovery, she begins to question everything about the life she used to lead. I liked where Peterson started the book, with Summer unsure of whether or not she even wanted to continue a career. It showed how far she’s already come with changing, and made me feel even more sympathy toward her as she encountered various challenges that could affect her sobriety.
She meets Skeet Lawson, a well-known musician who takes her under his wing and mentors her in music and Christ. Though he is a minor character, he was my favorite, because he was able to see Summer from both sides of the coin and help her find a better version of herself.
Skeet introduces her to Levi Preston, another musician, who becomes Summer’s love interest. I really enjoyed watching their relationship unfold, and I felt Peterson touched on some of the real challenges that women who’ve succumbed to worldly lifestyles face when they try to forge new relationships free of all that garbage. Even the new relationships she tries to forge with her family members and manager are difficult, and Summer must face the facts that not everyone in her life wants her to change.
This is the fourth of Peterson’s books that I’ve read, and I highly recommend all of them.
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