Splitting Harriet was a sweet, summer read. I loved how this book was a little different, and not too predictable.
I really enjoyed this book. Harriet is a prodigal turned
Pharisee. As a Pastor's kid, she rebelled in her teen years and ended up on the
wrong side of a biker bar. Now she is reformed, but grace seems to have lost its
place in her life.
When a church consultant threatens to cause turmoil in
everything she holds dear, will her faith be enough to see her through?
I connected with Harriet as a rebel who had to learn
about God's grace myself, I know how hard it can be to swing to the extreme
side. From the one being judged to the judger. Harriet has to learn how to
lighten up and allow God's grace and forgiveness wash over her and others. In
the process, Maddox helps reveal some things in her heart that she has kept
hidden. Their relationship develops in a very real and entertaining way. They
are both very believable characters, as if you could go to your neighborhood
church and meet them.
I have never read a book by this author before, but I
certainly will be looking for others from now on.
- I received this book in exchange for my honest review
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