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Loading... What Once We Loved (Kinship and Courage Series #3) (edition 2001)by Jane Kirkpatrick
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A CIRCLE OF COURAGEOUS WOMEN DISCOVERS THE MEANING OF INDEPENDENCE, FORGIVENESS, AND LOVE Ruth Martin had a dream: to become an independent woman and build a life in southern Oregon for herself and her children. But when her friend Mazy’s inaction results in a tragedy that shatters Ruth’s dream, Ruth must start anew and try to heal her tender wounds. Her friends are also moving on. Mazy wrestles with her understanding of what faith and family really mean; Tipton discovers that marriage requires more than she’s ready to give; and Suzanne’s challenge is to keep seeing with new eyes. Together, the turn around women travel to arenas of untested promise where they’ll find a hope that sustains them and relationships they’ll cherish all their days. THE FINAL BOOK IN THE KINSHIP AND COURAGE SERIES No library descriptions found. |
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There were a lot of characters. When there were scene changes, the POV was sometimes difficult to find until a few paragraphs down, then I would have to re-read to put them in the right place in my mind.
Breaking for another paragraph when there was a change in person was not done. (i.e. She said, "...." He nodded. She said, "..." (All in same paragraph)...This made it hard to trace who was speaking and whose POV it actually was. Made it confusing. I don't like to re-read paragraphs to find who did what.
The concept of independent Christian women making it on their own...seems an oxymoron. But the author did a good job at showing these women who wanted to be independent, and perhaps had to be, because of circumstances, all needed more than themselves and God.
It took me a bit to get into the book, but I was glad that I finished it. (