This book took me completely by surprise. I'm a Christian, but haven't read too many Christian books. I picked this one up at my local library and fell in LOVE! The main character in this story reminds me of myself as a Christian, especially her thoughts in the sermons and even during praying. I love that the whole group of women who pray in the story have different backgrounds and bring something different to the group. Great read! Read to read the other in the series. ( )

Although I thought from first look that this might be a good read for teens, it is actually a better book for an older crowd.Topics such as motherhood and mature Christian relationships are discussed. This is a funny and excellent read for 20 and 30 something mothers and Christian women. The humor can be a little cliche at times, but women of the Christian faith will understand the humor.

Jodi Baxter's life is changed when a diverse group of women, randomly brought together at a women's conference, decide to continue holding prayer group meetings.

I definitely recommend this book - and am ready for the next book in the series.It's about 12 extremely different women who are assigned to a prayer group at a women's conference. They decide to continue the prayer group when they return to their homes and become the best of friends as they support each other through life's challenges. ( )

An unlikely group of women from vastly different backgrounds are assigned to each other during a women’s conference and go on to develop strong ties and support each other through trials.