Hurricane Season - by Lauren K Denton (Paperback)
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15 June, 2018
Pulls a Your Heartstrings
Hurricane Season speaks to me not just of the storm approaching but of the internal hurricanes in the lives of the characters. This story is written from the perspectives of Betsy, Ty, and Jeanna and each chapter is labeled so you aren’t in doubt of whom is speaking. Each character is struggling and hiding feelings that need to be dealt with in order to heal and move on. This is a powerful story of family relationships and internal struggles that will leave you emotionally involved with their lives when the last page is turned. Finding Hope in the midst of the storm is the best description I can find for this story that tugs your heartstrings. I received a complimentary copy from the Thomas Nelson & Zondervan Fiction Guild. The honest review and opinions are my own and were not required.
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27 May, 2018
Lovely, Layered Story!
" 'I see children, he said. I hear laughter. I see a childhood spent outside in the heat and air and light. I see our future.' " The future that Betsy and Ty Franklin had imagined as newlyweds has grown strangely dim. Managing the large Franklin Dairy Farm in southern Alabama is rewarding, in spite of the relentless pace, but there is no laughter of children ringing in their ears. There is barely optimism, in Betsy's mind, of extending the Franklin name for the next generation, for now it seems that prayer might be their only option. One summer morning a phone call from Betsy's sister Jenna interrupts her rather predictable routine; can Betsy and Ty keep her young daughters while she attends a prestigious art retreat in Florida? Two weeks. Two children. "She'd do anything for Jenna." As the days become weeks, and Jenna's retreat extends her original estimation, both sisters struggle to find freedom from who they think they ought to be and who they truly are. It might take a hurricane to illuminate a ray of "hope shining like a beacon in the dark places". Such a lovely story! I received a copy of this book from the publisher, under no obligations. The opinions stated above are entirely my own.