Serena Gray, who is recently widowed, moves closer to her mother who is
dealing with the early stages Alzheimer. She receives a letter
addressed to her late husband letting him know he has a daughter he knew
nothing about. Serena's job as an ER nurse can be emotional, but when a
child experiences a brush with death and later recounts to Serena a
dream he had with a message meant for her, it's downright unnerving.
Serena would like to find her late husband's daughter but only knows her
first name is Nicky. Adam Knox is the principal of a school and raising
his daughter as best as he can since his wife died of cancer. When
Serena meets Adam they are drawn to each other. She finds it interesting
that his daughter's name is Nicky but when she finds out that Adam's
wife's name was the same as the woman who wrote the letter, she's knows
this is the daughter from the letter. As Adam and Serena begin to date
and find themselves building a close relationship, Serena knows that the
truth about the letter stands between them. Should she tell Adam about
it or not?Postmarked Ever After is a sweet story about love, loss and a second chance at love. You'll find characters that are easy to relate to and a believable storyline that causes you to keep reading. What made this story such a pleasure to read was that it wasn't loaded with tons of conflict. It played out very well and you find yourself rooting for the lead couple as they find their way. The message that the Lord's time is perfect was well done and an encouragement to the reader. We don't always understand why things happen the way they do, but we know that whatever happens, God is always guiding us through, if we ask him. If your looking for and enjoyable Christian romance with a good message than I recommend you pick up Postmarked Ever After.
*This complimentary copy was provided by the author in exchange for an honest review*
For more information about this story or other stories by this author, I recommend you visit her website at http://marylouwrites.weebly.com/
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Sherry, thank you for the review. I hope you have a great Thanksgiving.
I enjoyed this book very much. I didn't read a review on it because I didn't want the story line given away...but I was on the side of my seat eager to see what happened when God nudged the main character to make a change, and see how she handled it. Mary does a good job weaving her faith and true life experiences together...
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