I read this book. I bought it because I'm very into Asian things and I knew this was about a girl who is Asian and Christian. I bought it at my local Christian book store. It's a really good book. It deals with a serious subject matter but ties it all in to make it a funny story. I recommend this book. i will be getting the rest of the series.

A fresh voice in the Christian chick lit genre, Cami Tang is a welcome addition to my list of Christian fiction authors I want to read more of. The main character, Lex, is an Asian american living in California. Her main passions in life are sports, specifically volleyball, and her Christian faith. But, aside from 3 of her cousins, no one in her family shares her faith and she is under a lot of pressure from her grandmother to find a boyfriend and settle down. This is because she is the new OFSC (oldest female single cousin). Her grandmother is even threatening to withdraw her funding of the the girls volleyball team Lex coaches, unless Lex shows up with a boyfriend at the next family wedding. Will Lex be able to meet her grandmother's demands while stil maintaining her Christian standards?
This was a really fun read, and while parts of it were too coincidental to ring true (how many times can she "accidentally" run into the same guy?) that just becomes part of the fun. I appreciated the infusion of the authors culture into the story, and the helpful tongue in cheek glossary she includes. All Christian chick lit fans should put this at the top of their "to read" list! ( )

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