This is the second book in a series and while I didn't read book one I was able to read this one without any problems.
I think it would have helped to have had some back story from book one but it wasn't necessary. I love how the author portrayed how much God loves you and how He sees you. I could relate to Beth and this was an enjoyable read.

This was a wonderful story. Although a little predictable, there were plenty of surprises interjected to keep me engaged. I loved it.
Many thanks to David C Cook and to NetGalley for providing me with a galley in exchange for my honest opinion.

What a fun read! This is the second book in a series, but I did not read book one first and really didn't feel like I was lost so they can be read as stand-alone.

This book has some suspense in it. You have to keep reading to solve the mystery of Beth and her life. Her parents abandoned her, she has scars, she lived with the Arapahoe. All of those mean she was horribly picked on and she doesn't really know where her place in the world is.

Enter Jeffery who seems to always be annoying and bothering Beth even when he's trying not to. He wants her to open up and she wants to solve the mystery of who she is and why she's having dreams and memories pop up that she can't place.

This is a wonderful read that I highly recommend. It read quickly and did have a small element of suspense plus of course the romance brewing. It is a Christian fiction title though so everything was clean and above board. This would be a good teenage/young adult read I think.

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